Nice, Cthulhu-flavoured game, made up of quests - usually for fish! The player collects various plot-advancement or ship-upgrade objects. Quite short (I finished in ~16 hours, playing cautiously), but enjoyable while it lasted. Stylish and atmospheric, but I doubt there's a lot of replay value for most people.
Gud
The idea is very simple - stations appear one at a time on the map, and you have a limited number of lines and trains (and tunnels and carriages) to connect them up into a working transport network. As time passes, more and more passengers appear, and your aim is to use your assets as efficiently as possible to prevent overcrowding. The UI is easy to use, and allows editing the network while it is running or when paused. It's very easy to draw lines between stations, and to grab trains and assign them to the lines. (There is no timetabling to worry about - each train just shuttles back and forth along its line, or round and round if it is a loop). Despite the simplicity, the system is very responsive to small changes, and tweaking ot to keep going as long as possible is a super fun challenge. Games are quite quick - you have to be quite good to last more than 20 mins - and there is plenty of variety both because of the random way the stations appear, and because there are a variety of cities with different charateristics to choose from. Strong recommend!
