Drive it, or let it cruise.
Throttle and brakes take a moment to bite, like a real train, and the couplings clank as the cars pull straight. Or set it to cruise and simply look out of the window.
BOO! BOO! TRAIN! / IN DEVELOPMENT
Drive a little train.
The valley keeps its own time.
A cozy train journey. Drive slowly, pick a line at every junction, stop for the view and whistle at the neighbours. Nothing to build, nothing to fail.
Pinewind Valley runs on a real clock: one real hour is one day there, and the season turns every week. Rain, wind and snow come and go on their own. The line runs through forests, over tall wooden viaducts, past a waterfall and a canyon, and out across the shallow sea to a halt under the stars.
Game logo, Steam capsules, key art, gameplay and interface screenshots, and the fact sheet.
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Official trailer
78 seconds · English titles · Pre-alpha gameplay from Pinewind Valley and Lotus River. Lotus River is in development for the full game.
01 / HOW IT PLAYS
Drive. Choose. Stop for the view.
Pick a line at every junction.
Wooden signs at seven junctions point two ways. Notes left at each place hint at the next one, and the map only fills in what you have seen.
Stop, look, take a photo.
Ride in a coach seat, follow the train with the chase camera, stop for photos, or fly the little drone once the shed keeper hands it over.
02 / THE VALLEY
Pinewind Valley,
one season a week.
Spring greens, summer storms with thunder and a rainbow afterwards, autumn mist in the mornings and leaves on the wind, winter snow that settles on the roofs and on the train. The light follows the clock, and long shadows cross the hills at sunset.
At night the headlamp comes on and the coach lamps sway. The Milky Way, the moon and the odd shooting star turn overhead, and in the water when the line runs out to sea.
There are thirteen places to find, from an old platform off the main line to the Stone Gate Cave, the South Fields windmill and the little town of Chestnut Bay. The residents at the halts have a word for you if you slow down or whistle.
- Places to find
- 13
- Trains in the shed
- 21
- Junctions
- 7
- Real hour = one valley day
- 1
03 / PINEWIND SHED
Dress your train.
Stop at the shed and your train turns slowly on the turntable while you choose. Twenty-one locomotives, from little steam engines and trams to a bullet train, with coaches to pull behind.
Repaint it, hang flags, garlands or lanterns, give it a name and a whistle of its own. Every new place gives you a souvenir sticker for the coach sides and a postcard for your journal.
04 / MEDIA
Gameplay screenshots
Pinewind Valley gameplay. Scenic captures are 1920 × 1080; interface screenshots are 1280 × 800 and follow the page language. Select an image to open the full-size file.
Lotus River
An area in development for the full game, outside the Pinewind Valley demo.
05 / PRESS ASSETS
Logos and artwork
Game logo, vectorSVG ↓
Game logo, transparentPNG ↓
Station key art without the logoPNG ↓
Steam main capsuleJPG ↓
Steam header capsuleJPG ↓
Steam small capsuleJPG ↓
Steam vertical capsuleJPG ↓
Steam library hero without textPNG ↓
Complete press kitZIP ↓
Fact sheetTXT ↓
desgood studio logoPNG ↓
Suggested credit: desgood. See the fact sheet for image sources and how AI tools were used.
06 / CONTACT & LINKS
Get in touch.
Developed and published by desgood.
Press enquiries: [email protected]