- September 23, 2014
- Icarus Games
Runaway Express Mystery
Platforms
About
A young mother's attending a train exhibition with her children, when something strange happens; the legendary Runaway Express starts moving while her children are still on board. Frightened, she jumps on the train and finds it full of unusual passengers--the ghosts of people who died on the Runaway Express over the 50 years it ran between Paris and Istanbul. Each ghost is a victim, his or her mys…







- The game features a unique hidden object style and decent puzzles that are enjoyable.
- The protagonist is humorous and adds a fun element to the gameplay, making the experience more engaging.
- The graphics, voice acting, and overall story are decent, contributing to an entertaining experience despite some flaws.
- The game is plagued with numerous bugs and glitches, often requiring restarts to progress.
- Many players found the puzzles to be overly simple and the game itself to be quite short.
- There are issues with game progression, including being stuck at certain points without the ability to backtrack or save.
story
12 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is generally considered decent, with some interesting moments, but ultimately average in quality. Players appreciate the good acting and attractive graphics, though the narrative does not significantly elevate the gameplay experience, which is often described as simple and unengaging. Overall, it serves as a satisfactory backdrop to the puzzles and hidden object scenes.
“The story of Amanda Waters, who brings her children, Peggy and Jimmy, to a train exposition, adds a personal touch to the game.”
“The story is interesting at certain points, keeping players engaged throughout the experience.”
“The game features a decent story that complements the good puzzles and hidden object scenes.”
“The story is average; the puzzles are boring and simple.”
“The graphics were really pretty, and the story was just okay.”
“Story: Amanda Waters (the name the game automatically gives the player, but it is changeable) has brought her children, Peggy and Jimmy, to a train exposition.”