Frequently asked questions
Wondering where to play, how buying the game will work or whether you need an internet connection? Here are the answers.
Frequently asked questions
When can I play?
Rails of Eternity is in development, with no release date announced yet. Store pages will be linked here when they become available.
What does the free stretch include?
At launch, the free opening will include the tutorial and the first 8 main missions, with extra activities and access to the station to prepare your train.
What does the purchase unlock?
One purchase will unlock the rest of the game on mobile. Planned prices are R$ 19,90 / US$ 4.99 on mobile and R$ 29,90 / US$ 9.99 on desktop. These prices may change before launch.
Are there ads?
No. There are no ads, no energy, no loot boxes, no gacha and nothing that sells power, fuel, repairs or progress.
Does it work offline?
Yes. You’ll be able to play without a connection or an account. Downloading the game and making store purchases will require internet access.
Which platforms?
Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, Linux, Web. Mobile through Google Play and the App Store; desktop through Steam and itch.io, with a free demo. Dates are not announced yet.
How long is a mission?
Missions are designed for sessions of around 10–16 minutes. Play one stretch at a time and pick up the journey later.
How do the controls work?
On desktop: keyboard and mouse or a gamepad. On touch screens: on-screen throttle and brake, a horn button, and three aiming modes (twin-stick, tap, or auto-assist). There is a left-handed layout.
Is it accessible?
Settings include reduce motion, reduce flashes, colour-blind modes, UI scale, subtitle scale, damage numbers, camera follow and per-channel volume. Every dialogue line is subtitled.
Which languages?
The game interface is in Brazilian Portuguese and English. Voices are recorded in Brazilian Portuguese with subtitles in both languages. This site is also in Spanish.
What is the Map Studio?
A built-in editor: every campaign mission is a map package, and the same editor lets you build and play your own routes as free missions, on any platform.
Who makes it?
RRB Labs, independently, with Godot 4.7. Self-published, without a publisher.