Here's a short review in English for all you people who are fans of Densha de Go type games or train simulation games in general!

The goal: drive from station to station as fast as you can without going over the speed limits. The less time you need, the better. Also, you have to come to a stop as close to the designated stopping line as possible (less than a few inches).

The gameplay is really intuitive. You use a controller or keyboard to accelerate and break. The game is currently only available in 日本語 (Japanese); there is no English version. You don't have to do much when you start the game, and the instructions on the screen aren't really necessary if you've already played a similar game. If you've never played such a game, you can simply use Google Lens to translate it or something similar.
I'm using an XBOX One controller. The D-pad is all you really need to control the train. The up and down buttons are used to break or accelerate. The remaining buttons are used to honk the horn or change the little avatar on the lower left-hand side of the screen.

Note: When I first started the game, it was in windowed mode. You can change that by going into the settings (the right option in the last row of the main menu). Select the first option on the left-hand side「ゲーム」(GAME), go to the last option on the right-hand side 「画面サイズ」(screen size) and then shuffle through the options until you get「フルスクリーン」(full screen)。

Rating: 9/10
I really like this game. It's fun, relaxing, and short. I can relief my stress after an intense studio session.

P.S.: I've created two guides for this game. One is for changing the resolution of the game. The other one is about the professional bonuses you can earn.

It's great that Sonic Powered decided to release more Japanese Rail Sim games on PC.
While not being a real simulator like JR East Train Simulator it's still a fun and immersive FMV train game in the style of Densha de Go! especially considering the low price.
It seems they will release more content as DLC and thats totally fine if the price will be similar.

Thanks Sonic Powered!

1. Low frame rate (30FPS) and video quality (<=720p) because it's originally a Nintendo Switch game.
2. Compatible with the Zuiki Controller, however the button assignments are all wrong.
3. Game clock breaks on monitors above 60Hz

It's an inferior version of the JRE Sim and it's barely playable in it's current state. The devs obviously don't care as they've not even bothered to sell you the Airport line DLC.

Fantastic FMV based train game in the style of Densha de GO! There are only a few routes, but the price matches that. It's a very relaxing experience with great presentation and simple gameplay.

I've been playing on Steam Deck and it works great. The game even recognizes the ZUIKI Densha de GO! controller made for Switch!

Keep in mind that there is currently no English localization, though the rules and menu's are easy to navigate. You will have to switch to Proton Experimental if you'd like to play it on Steam Deck.

In my opinion a very good Game and fun to play.
Can't wait for the DLC.

Seems like the PC version has been abandoned by the dev, DEV promised to release additional service as DLCs, however as today it still not available. Yet in the mean time dev has released Odakyu on the switch.

You like train, you buy this

OK, so let me be frank here: this game right now has 1\3 content of the "true" version (i guess that one is called Nagoya Railway Edition) released on 15 of December'22. But the price is 1\3 of it too, so, while it's unclear to me why exactly the devs decided to cut the game+price by two-thirds (and also bear in mind that right now it doesn't has an english localization*), it still is not a problem in my opinion. Because this game, like the previous (Journey to Kyoto) installment in the series of FMV arcade train sims, is a niche product for a very specific audience. It's simple and relaxing, and Japanese urbanistic scenery is very picturesque. So, if you've liked Journey to Kyoto, buy Meitetsu and you won't be dissapointed - though, maybe, wait a little bit for the DLCs to arrive, because in 3 hours or so i've managed to S-rank every section available right now (12 sections, ~40 km route).
* a language barrier is very low here, you will know controlls in 5-10 mins via google lens

I encountered a bug where the in game clock ran faster than normal. I compared to others’ video captures to confirm. Even continuously driving over the green line always resulted in an arrival time 60 seconds or more over. Otherwise it seems like a good game if you like others in this series.

The game is relatively reasonable priced and especially with a great impression of introduction to some other Japanese Rail Sim games out there. It's one of an experience to conduct trains similar to real life counterpart despite being stressful in some section.

It could be a good starter for those train lovers. However, the game is only supported in Japanese language.
Surprisingly a great Rail Sim game.