Gorgeous visuals, I really liked how you brought the colorful cyberpunk aesthetic even to the UI and logo work. It was the vivid cassette image that made me want to try out the game for sure! I think it's interesting that "track" can mean both musical tracks and train tracks, here. 

I felt for the band members missing their friend and I liked that sometimes the game prevents you from seeing every option on a car. It's kind of like not getting to get all the answers you might want before time's up. 

This is a veeeeeery beautiful game. I mean, the menu is fantastic as is the interface itself completely personalized. The artwork of the characters, as well as that of the backgrounds is wonderful. The music and the sounds are right and well placed, all very engaging. The only flaw I found was the choice of the position of the dialogues, but that's my personal judgment. The thing that struck me the most is the transition of the incoming and outgoing menu, as well as the logos at the beginning, they may seem obvious things but they are details that I really appreciated.

This was done so well! I really enjoyed the progression through the train and how the audio and visuals added to the experience :D (And of course Juno's the best)

I mean, who would look at that spinning tape in the thumbnail and expect the game to actually open with a stretched, warped tape soundtrack?

What’s even more impressive is that it never really feels like noise. You somehow managed to pull off the sound design perfectly. It keeps the horror atmosphere that fits this jam while never becoming unpleasant enough to interfere with the actual gameplay, and I think that’s genuinely impressive.

I also really liked the UI design. It reminded me of an old first-person JRPG. I understand why modern game companies don’t really use those movable dialogue windows anymore, but who can deny that they’re visually beautiful and intuitive?

And I loved all the little background details too, like the graffiti and advertisements scattered throughout the environments.

Lovely game! I'm always a sucker for liminal trains, and translating that into a cyberpunk setting felt really original, and worked great! As RandomDodo commented earlier, the reused 3d set was incredibly clever and worked great - especially for a series of train carriages. The characters throughout were all intriguing, and I especially loved interacting with the band near the end . . . very touchingly written. The character art we got similarly felt strong, and I liked the ambiguity of the ending I got. All in all a very complete-feeling experience with a really cool aesthetic. Big congrats to the whole team!