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About This Game
REDLINE EXPRESS - Immersive cold war themed packaging & inspecting simulator. Every mistake is treated as a sabotage, every package can be a danger. It's simulator of loyalty and survival in very thin boundary between order and paranoia.
Detailed Description
Welcome to Redline Express – a high-pressure parcel sorting & inspecting simulator, where efficiency is survival and mistakes are... suspicious.
Step into the reinforced boots of a warehouse operator working behind the Iron Curtain. Every package matters. Every decision is logged. And sometimes (always), the inspector watches.
🔧 Key Features
Soviet-inspired Sorting Simulation – Sort, search, inspect and ship thousands of state-controlled parcels with precision.
Sort Together – Sort side by side with 3 comrades
Dynamic Inspections – Handle unannounced visits from officials. Survive audits, inspections, and surprise interrogations
Facility Expansion – Unlock better equipment, and optimize the flow… or jam the system.
Sabotage System –Choose whether to report or cover up.
Cold War Narrative Layer – Receive daily memos, radio broadcasts, secret letters and strange packages.
Moral Choices – Will you follow orders or question the system?
🛠️ In development
This is a work in progress. Our goal is to deliver a gritty, mechanical gameplay loop wrapped in narrative tension. Expect surprises, inspections, and loads of raporting
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"Error rates exceeding 2.7% will be treated as sabotage. Glory to the Party."
"Error rates exceeding 2.7% will be treated as sabotage. Glory to the Line."
— Internal Memo #178B, Department of Postal Integrity
