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With the flood of survival games out there, newcomers really need something unique to grab attention. Enter RailGods of Hysterra, which doesn’t just tiptoe in—it crashes the party with a Lovecraftian demon train. It’s a concept that might seem outlandish enough to actually succeed, and you can see for yourself by jumping into the demo now available on Steam. If you’re up for taking on a world filled with Eldritch horrors, this might just be your next adventure.
In the world of RailGods of Hysterra, the Great Old Ones, those cosmic horrors straight from Lovecraft’s imagination, have left a trail of devastation. Darkness blankets the landscape, grotesque creatures attach themselves to everything, and survival odds are depressingly low. But you? You’re a Dreamer with a RailGod—a sentient train that’s part fort, part terrifying ally. Keeping it on your side demands sacrifice, though, making it both a shelter and a challenge.
As is typical with survival games, you’ll spend your time exploring, gathering resources, crafting tools, and managing weapons. But what sets this apart is your RailGod, a moving fortress bringing a new dynamic to the survival game map. You can upgrade its carriages and forge a bond with the formidable entity inside. You’ll have to halt your journey occasionally to dive into the depths, capturing foes to offer to your RailGod and keeping it on your good side.
I recall my colleague, Lauren, delving into RailGods of Hysterra last year, and she was thoroughly impressed. If you’re curious about the demo, she’s got the rundown. Fear not, though, as you won’t face these nightmares isolated—up to five players can join forces in co-op. Just be mindful of each other’s health, hunger, and sanity, because a shortfall in any could be your doom.
Troglobytes Games has launched the RailGods of Hysterra demo on Steam, whetting appetites ahead of the full release slated for 2025. Dive in right here.
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