Factsheet

Item	Value
Title	Rails of Eternity
Developer	Renan Rafael Bertoldo (solo, self-published)
Genre	Top-down action and logistics; rail navigation; single player
Engine	Godot 4.7
Platforms	Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, Linux, Web
Stores	Google Play, App Store, Steam, itch.io (not live yet)
Release	In development, no date announced
Model	Free first 8 main missions; one purchase unlocks the rest (R$ 19,90 / US$ 4.99 planned). Desktop US$ 9.99 planned, with free demo. No ads.
Languages	Interface pt-BR and en; voices pt-BR with subtitles
Campaign	8 chapters, 8 territories, 41 stops, 81 missions (40 main), 10–16 min each
Content	7 locomotives, 29 wagon types, 16 weapons, 21 enemy types, built-in Map Studio

Short description

Rails of Eternity is a top-down action and logistics game: command an armored steam train, build the consist, manage the boiler and carry a community across 8 hostile territories. Offline, premium, no ads.

Long description

A community leaves a green region that is drying up and crosses the planet by rail toward a land that can still be lived in. The player commands the armored train that carries them: which locomotive pulls it, which wagons follow, where to refuel, which risks to take and how to bring people and cargo through a hostile network of switches, bridges and stations.

Combat exists to make logistics possible: manual aim clears the way to navigate, couple, deliver, repair and survive. The route is the board — every switch, bridge, service stop and litre of fuel is a legible decision. The campaign is one continuous journey where credits, inventory, fuel and damage carry over, and failure never locks the player out. It is premium, offline-first and built for mobile, Web and desktop without shrinking the game to fit a phone.