RailRunner
(PS! - Checkout RotoCube!)
RailRunner is a game where you act as the 'overseer' for railway stations and trains in a small area - hence the
alternative name 'Stinsen', which is the Swedish title of someone who manages trains.
Control is achieved by switching rail-couplings to decide which way the trains will turn at junctions, and it is also possible to stop trains by activating crossing-signs.
The aim of the game is to until you make a certain
amount of money, at which time you will get to play a new map. -With operating funds constantly beig deducted, it is a race against time! Along the tracks there are stations that have
cargo that they wish to be transported to a certain other station, often within a time limit, and if the transport
succeeds the player will get different amounts of credits depending on type of cargo and delivery time.
The player will be 'juggling' the different trains between the stations, trying to make things go smoothly and avoiding deadlocks and delays.
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Version 0.6 17 feb 2003 |
More levels
Pretty much polishing
Highscores added
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Version 0.5 14 jan 2003 |
Sound-effects
Menu system improved
Smoke animation
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Version 0.4 (N/A) 4 dec 2002 |
640 * 480 * 8 graphics
Somewhat improved user interface
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Version 0.3.2 (N/A) 11 nov 2002 |
Map over entire screen - no more 'sidepanel'
Trains turn when they collide
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Version 0.3.1 (N/A) 27 oct 2002 |
Station-bug finally fixed :)
Semaphores, or 'Redlights' added
Ability to 'hold' cargos added
Alternate GFX mode - 15 bit
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Version 0.3 (N/A) 23 oct 2002 |
Stations generate and accept cargos
Cargos have a time limit - player gets $ if delivered within this limit
The control panel is displayed, but not active
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Version 0.2 (N/A) 21 oct 2002 |
First demo! - Mainly to show the concept of the game. Play: Press a key when you see the mouse pointer to start.
Press [ESC] to exit. Stations are just marked by colored circles - available cargos are displayed nearby - their background color says which
station they should be transported to. Stations are not yet dynamic - they keep their cargos even when the trains pick them up,
but trains are basically working ok.. though they don't know how to turn 180 degrees yet :)
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last updated: 27 oct 2002
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