Maitetsu: Pure Station [Nintendo Switch]

Maitetsu: Pure Station from Circle Entertainment for the Nintendo Switch is set in Hinomoto, a fictional version of Japan, where for a long time railway travel served as the most important form of transport. Each locomotive was paired with a humanoid control module, so-called RailLord, that aided the train operator.

This Region Free import plays in full English - or whatever language your system is currently set to!

However, many rail lines had been discontinued due to the rising popularity of 'aircra a safe and convenient aerial mode of transport. As such, their accompanying railroads also went into a deep sleep.

Migita Sotetsu

Sotetsu had lost his entire family in a rail accident and was adopted into the Migita household, which runs a shochu brewery in the city of Ohitoyo.

He returned to his hometown to save it from the potential water pollution that would occur if they accepted the proposal to build an aerocraft factory nearby.

He woke up the RailRoad Hachiroku by accident and became her owner. For different purposes, they agreed to help find her lost locomotive, with the help of his stepsister Hibiki, the town's mayor and local railway chief, Paulette and others.

Hachiroku

Former Imperial Railway 8620 steam locomotive 8620's dedicated RailRoad. Apart from Sotetsu, no one has seen her being spiritless. Hachiroku would always appear to be confident and decisive, and always produce perfect results to be the best RailRoad.

Migita Hibiki

Step sister of Migita Sotetsu. Likes to draw very much. An individual that is upright and optimistic. She is deeply ashamed when she realized that she has feelings for Sotetsu other than admiration.

Hoshu Kisaki

Kisaki is the only child of Kumamoto Bank president. As a student, she also serves as the President of the Kumamoto Bank Ohitoyo Sub-Branch. She is a trustworthy senior sister in school. Strong willed, places an emphasis on rationality, and is a realist.

The only car that was open for business on the Ohitoyo Railway's Yunoieki Line was the diesel (modified) locomotive KiHa07s, which was the locomotive that once belonged to the Yuanying Mining Railway. The sleek frontal design, retro paintjob, and the dedicated RailRoad Reina were very well received by the passengers of the Yunoieki Line!