New train types!
Learn about the benefits and disadvantages of all Dead Rails Trains, including how much they cost.
When you’re in the lobby, you can purchase new trains in Dead Rails. Find out which endings you can reach when completing the game!
You can purchase different train types with Bonds!
The Cattle Car train costs a total of 225 Bonds.
The roof of the Cattle Car can be equipped with Maxim Guns that help with combat. The roof of the train provides two major benefits: the first being that players of the Vampire class are protected from the sun, and that lightning cannot hit you when you hide under the roof.
If you’re struggling for space, this train has a larger interior, which means you can weld items onto both the roof and walls. However, the walls do not protect the team from incoming bullets as they can travel through the wall, dealing damage to the train and players.
The Armored Train costs a total of 275 Bonds.
As you can guess, the Armored Train comes with additional defense, such as Metal Sheets. This protects the train and your team from incoming attacks, though I recommend placing a Metal Sheet at the back of the train, as this section is exposed. It takes longer for this train to take increased damage, keeping all players inside safe.
This train comes with a roof, which protects the Vampire class from the sun and players from lightning strikes. But, the Armored Train does have its downsides. The main one is that it uses up more fuel than any other train time, as well as having slow acceleration.
The Gold Rush train costs a total of 250 Bonds.
Despite the price, the Gold Rush train offers no additional benefits. It is exactly the same as the default train, except for the fact that its appearance changes, coating the train in gold. It’s purely a cosmetic item, which makes the steep cost of 250 Bonds pointless. I recommend saving your Bonds for either the Cattle Car or Armored Train.
