Was absolutely obsessed with finding all the easter eggs. Keeping track of all the little people and the bunnies kept me entertained for hours.

Great game for a little autistic train girl with NO friends but lots of free time. Loved finding all the combinations and different little animations, the whole game truly feels like a playset you're clicking into place. I really enjoyed the letter writing system even if I had no one to send them to, very proto-Animal Crossing in the way of sending off your hopes and dreams into the ether. The fake language they speak slams btw

A sandbox for creative endeavours with Legos that lets you do different stuff like building a railway, or drawing pictures and let it all play out from a top down perspective view. For kids it can still be quite entertaining.

Peak Fiction

This game fucked. Almost as good as actually having a LEGO railway set, and a true masterclass in how to make a game feel way bigger than it really is. I must have spent hours just making stupid art in the post-card factory as a kid.

BTW if anyone ever figured out how the hell the multiplayer-mode worked then please let me know. I assume it's some kind of LAN connection, but the game makes no attempt to explain what any of the icons mean or how to set it up.

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