Following a playtest with more than 10,000 players, independent developer Half Past Yellow has announced the launch of their co-op horror game, Stream Train on Steam.

Stream Train challenges up to six players to squad up and take control of an old steam train to explore the cryptid-infested wilderness of the Uncanny Valley. In this survival horror experience, players attempt to go viral by livestreaming their rail journey through an abandoned railroad, investigating derelict buildings, and documenting strange creatures.

Survival depends on more than just outrunning the supernatural. Players must keep their audience engaged by capturing content and pulling off pranks, as chatters react in real-time to everything they see. By keeping the content flowing, chatters will keep donations and support rolling in – which are vital for fueling the train and making it through alive.

From ghosts and cryptids to angry forest entities, players will face terrors where the golden rule is simple: try not to make them angry, or at least film it when you do.

“We are over the moon to let players explore the Uncanny Valley as of today. The launch is not the end for us as we are planning to make some quality of life improvement to the game as well as bringing more items, locations, and monsters over the next couple of months,” said game director, Max Wrighton, in a press release.

: Up to 6 players can squad up, customize their avatars, and explore the Uncanny Valley at their own pace aboard an old steam train in pursuit of internet virality.

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