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About Stream Train

Stream Train is a first-person co-op horror game for up to six players. You and your crew livestream your journey through the Uncanny Valley, filming cryptids, taking dangerous dares and pranking one another to entertain a reactive chat. Donations from the audience pay for the fuel and gear needed to keep your steam train moving toward escape.

Keep the chat entertained

The audience reacts to what happens on camera and makes requests, encouraging your crew to take bigger risks. Taunt cryptids, investigate derelict buildings and pull reckless stunts to improve the livestream and earn more donations.

Explore the valley

Leave the visitor’s centre and follow the railway deeper into the Uncanny Valley. Explore abandoned locations, search for useful gear and encounter cryptids, ghosts and other strange creatures. Not everything you meet attacks on sight, but provoking a creature can put your crew in danger.

Keep the train moving

Spend donations on fuel and gear, then operate the train toward the next station. Each stop brings you closer to escaping, while the journey grows more dangerous the farther you travel. Staying too long can attract unwanted attention, so the crew needs to get back aboard before a close call turns fatal.

Runs and encounters

Each run reshuffles the points of interest along the railway, changing the locations, creatures, items and encounters your crew faces. Some parts of the route may feel familiar, but the next stop is uncertain. Reach the end of the valley to escape with your crew; if everyone goes down, the run ends and you return to the visitor’s centre.

Game features

  • Up to 6-player online co-op
  • Reactive livestream chat system
  • Procedural, run-based journey
  • Train controls
  • Character customization
  • Physics-driven action
  • Cryptids and supernatural encounters

Frequently asked questions

Buy Stream Train 2% cheaper than on Steam.

Stream Train is available for 2% less in shops such as Kinguin.

Steam lets publishers create keys to sell in other shops. Once you activate a key, the game is yours to keep, just like a store purchase.

Disclaimer: CD keys have an inherent 1–2% average failure rate. Check the shop terms for buyer protection info. Steam offers no buyer protection for keys bought in other shops and doesn't refund them.

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