Cursed Train - The Conductor Simulator
About Cursed Train - The Conductor Simulator: Endless Train with Gloomy Passengers
Cursed Train - The Conductor Simulator drops you into the unsettling routine of a train conductor aboard an endless train filled with gloomy passengers. The atmosphere is deliberately oppressive — your job is not to drive the train but to scrutinize everyone who boards it. Hidden among the ordinary travelers are creatures called MIMICs, monsters that have disguised themselves as passengers to slip through undetected.
In one scene, a grey-skinned character with a black mohawk and green camouflage pants stands before a window. Another moment shows a wooden table holding a square television set with two antennae and red wires protruding from its sides.
How to Play Cursed Train - The Conductor Simulator: Check Documents, Luggage, and Appearance
Each round asks you to inspect a passenger's documents, examine their luggage, and assess their appearance. Once you have reviewed everything, assign the room a rating using cards. Your task is to catch violators carrying prohibited baggage, passengers presenting fake documents, and MIMICs masquerading as ordinary travelers.
A Rules button sits inside the game; clicking it opens the full ruleset, which the game itself strongly recommends reading before you begin.
Controls
- Mouse click: Perform all in-game actions on desktop
- Finger touch: Perform all in-game actions on touchscreen
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