In the spirit of Blue Prince: Quiet Express: Cabin 909 investigates the mystery of a train crashing every 7 days

A demo version of the mystical detective game Quiet Express: Cabin 909 has appeared on Steam, in which players will have to find a non-existent carriage and prevent the train from crashing.

A demo version of Quiet Express: Cabin 909, a mystical time-loop game where you need to find a non-existent cabin and prevent a train disaster destined to crash in seven days, has been released on Steam.

The player boards the transnational train Quiet Express, which is supposed to reach its final station in a week. On the seventh day, an accident occurs, killing all passengers and crew. The hero returns to the moment of departure and relives these seven days, uncovering the mystery of the disaster.

The main goal is to find "Cabin 909," which, according to the crew and passengers, does not exist at all. Along the way, you will meet people, fulfill their requests, and explore carriages where humans, beast-folk, giants, and homunculi are encountered.

The arrangement of carriages changes depending on randomness and player decisions. You can choose between passenger, dining, and cargo cars, search for items, solve puzzles, and unlock secret rooms.

The demo is designed for about half an hour and offers several ways to prevent the crash. The game is being developed by Japanese STUDIO909. Among the sources of inspiration, the creators name Blue Prince and Road 96.

Quiet Express: Cabin 909 will be released on PC in 2027.