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Half Past Yellow releases co-op horror game Stream Train on Steam with a 35 percent discount following a playtest of more than 10,000 users.
Stream Train · official art via IGDBCo-op horror game Stream Train is now available on Steam following a playtest with more than 10,000 users. Developed by Half Past Yellow, the title supports up to six players operating a steam train through a cryptid-infested wilderness. Groups must record footage and entertain a dynamic chat to secure donations for fuel and equipment. Game director Max Wrighton explains that future updates will deliver gameplay improvements, new areas, and further creatures. To mark the release, the game is discounted by 35 percent for the next 14 days.
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