Speed Rivals - Model Trains

🚂 The Final Demo Update Is Here — Ready for Steam Next Fest!We’ve just released a major update to the Speed Rivals: Model Trains Demo, bringing it much closer to the final experience we want players to discover during Steam Next Fest this October!Over the past few weeks, we’ve been working through your feedback, polishing the core mechanics, improving the overall experience, and adding more of the systems that will define the full game.This is by far the most complete version of the demo we’ve released so far, and it’s the build we’ll be taking into Steam Next Fest. 🎮 A much more complete demoIf you played one of our previous builds or joined the playtest, now is a great time to jump back in.The new version includes a more polished introduction to the game, improvements across the editor and gameplay, and a much better representation of what Speed Rivals: Model Trains is becoming.Build your own model railway layouts, drive your trains, manage cargo and deliveries, and experiment with the different tools and mechanics at your own pace.And, of course, there’s still plenty more coming.🎬 We also have a brand-new trailer!Alongside the demo update, we’ve created a new gameplay trailer sh

Devlog #11 — First Co-op TestsHi everyone,Today we want to show one of the first tests of co-op gameplay in Speed Rivals: Model Trains.Until now, most of the updates have focused on the editor, rail placement, missions, Jeff and Steam Workshop support.But the game was always designed around the idea that model railway layouts are more fun when they can be shared.Playing TogetherIn this first co-op test, we are checking how it feels to have more than one player inside the same layout.The goal is simple: players should be able to coordinate, move around the map and complete train missions together.This is still an early test, but it already helps us understand how the game changes when there is another player involved.Why Co-op MattersThe main gameplay loop is still about completing missions: picking up wagons, delivering them to the correct place and trying to do it as fast as possible.But in co-op, this can become more interesting.One player could focus on driving. Another could help with the layout, routes or mission flow. Mistakes, derailments and timing become more chaotic and fun.We still have a lot to test, but this is the kind of direction we want to explore.What Comes NextNe