Such an unrealistic title as history is full of cases where no help ever came. Good thing games do not need to be realistic.

"Dead Eyes: The Game" - That blackness is just a wee bit creepy.

Also, will there be an option for cannibalism? ;)

Looks really cool - will keep an eye on this one.

Obviously getting a Dead in Vinland sort of vibe - that game was one of my "unexpected gems" of last year. Absolutely loved it - I knew I'd enjoy it (I really only grab games I'm interested in) but didn't realize just how good it would be.

It's not unrealistic, far from it, it's a perfect title, for a isolated survival incident such as this.
It's what survivors will always tell each other to get through today.
Whether help comes, or not, makes no difference, if they survive each day, there may survive long enough to need no help,

In isolated disasters, rather than worldwide ones, help is usually on it's way, and as this is a train crash scenario, the crash site, and thus survivors, would be found easily. Hence the chosen setting, is during a separate widespread disaster, in a collapsing, Russian Empire during WW1.

Which puts it in doubt whether anyone is even looking for them, which would be normal, for any train crash, in ordinary circumstances.
The main point of the title, is it's what gives the survivors hope, instead of despair, and that hope may be the only thing that keeps them alive, long enough to help themselves, if the expected help never arrives.

I like the idea, but the culturally illiterate faux-slav names are questionable, and Dyer Arts and Crafts should really go the way of Papyrus.

I see. You put it so nicely.

that's a funny name for a strategy game.

This strongly reminds me of Dead in Vinland

It's tomorrow here already and help didn't come.

This game looks very much like Dead in Vinland - I hope developers won't be ashamed to openly state what game inspired them.

Nevertheless it looks nice, that's why I preordered it. :)

That violin can eat your soul.

Looking forward to this game!

Looks interesting. Any plans for the Linux release?
Yeah, On the Hills of Manchuria is a classic. Another violin version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcW9BqebkPE

Thanks a lot! :)