12Platform 12 · JourneyBit Studio

There’s room for one more. Definitely.

The train’s about to leave and the platform is jam-packed. With every tap or click you shove waiting passengers into the carriage. Once the train is full or time runs out, it pulls away – and with the takings you make your station bigger, faster and just a little bit crazier.

Get it on Google Play

Also on itch.io, in an older version.

Android · Windows · Linux

What’s in store

Pushing with a plan

Your push works like a magnet: anyone within range marches towards the door. The bigger the range, the more people at once.

Your station, your upgrades

Put your money into range, passenger flow, train speed, capacity or your conductor. Which upgrade is next? You decide.

Fancy a promotion?

A promotion starts a new run and lets you keep permanent perks. That way you get ahead faster next time.

The conductor lends a hand

Once you’ve unlocked the conductor, he keeps pushing passengers onto the train even while you take a short break. A bonus awaits when you come back.

On your PC and on the go

OshiYa on PC: a top-down view of the coastal platform, a train waiting at the track and passengers all around. Upgrades on the left, station, projects and achievements on the right.
OshiYa on a phone: a crowded platform with waiting passengers, the train about to depart and the upgrades at the bottom.

On Android you tap, on PC you click. The platform is the same.

Which train are you still missing?

In the train chronicle, 16 trains are waiting to be discovered. Every collectible card tells the story of its train, lists its technical specs and shows the top view on the back. Duplicate cards level up from bronze to silver to gold.

  • Coal DragonGold
  • Frost GliderSilver
  • Violet PulseBronze
  • Teak TramBronze
  • Bento ExpressSilver
  • Paw CommuterBronze

You earn the tickets for new cards by playing. They can’t be bought.

And then things get hectic

  • Rush hourSuddenly passengers flood onto the platform at top speed, and their patience is running thin. Now every push counts.
  • Golden passengersEach of them pays double the fare. Don’t let them get away.
  • Broken magnetYour range shrinks for a while. Time for a delicate touch, then.
  • Station announcementsEvery now and then the loudspeaker crackles into life, and the city around the station comes alive.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I play OshiYa?

On Android devices via Google Play, and on Windows and Linux via Steam. There’s also an older version for Windows and Linux on itch.io.

What does OshiYa cost?

On Android you download OshiYa for free and play the first 20 departures without buying anything. After that, a one-off purchase unlocks the full version and your progress is kept. On Steam you buy OshiYa once as an Early Access game and play the full version from the very first launch. Four extra trains are included in both versions; they look great and give no gameplay advantage. There are no ads, no subscription and no other in-app purchases.

Are there ads?

No. You play instead of watching ads.

Do I need an account or the internet?

Neither. OshiYa works without a player account, and you can run your station offline too.

Which languages?

German and English.

And my data?

What OshiYa stores is explained in the OshiYa privacy policy. You’ll find all the legal texts under OshiYa: Legal.

All aboard?

The next train is waiting. How many passengers can you squeeze in?

Get it on Google Play

OshiYa is a game by JourneyBit Studio, schukai’s games label.