An Average Day in Elkins Park (published at i-love-septa) is a NYU Game Studio 1 assignment turned into a loving jab at American railroading.
Your car is totaled in the white-collar suburbs of Philadelphia, and the only way into center city for work is the train. It leaves soon — and the next one won't be for hours. Don't you love American railroading?!
What follows is a commute-flavored rush built in Unity, with most 3D assets coming from kenney.nl. Short, free and full of regional-transit spite, it's a perfect coffee-break game.
How to Play
Get from the wreck of your car to the station and catch the train before it departs. Move quickly, navigate the suburban streets and platforms, and make the departure — otherwise the next train is hours away and your commute is ruined.
Controls
WASD – move
Mouse – camera (standard Unity controls)
Tips & Tricks
The train waits for no one — learn the route on your first run, then beat the clock.
Appreciate the Kenney assets and the Septa love while you sprint.
Features
Commuter-rush premise: totaled car, leaving train
Satirical take on American suburban rail
Built in Unity with kenney.nl 3D assets
Made for NYU Game Studio 1
Free, short browser play
Latest Updates
Added to PlayBloo
Totaled your car in the Philly suburbs? Better run for the train. Discovered on itch.io's new releases feed and added to the PlayBloo catalogue with verified source details.