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Unrailed! walkthrough

All 9 worlds for two players, part by part: what Gatherer and Track layer each do, where people tend to fall. 75 steps in total.

Compiled from 2 playthrough videos and 17 guide pages · checked Oct 19, 2026. We did not play the game for this guide.

  1. World 1 of 9

    Basics: the train and the team

    How a run works before the first biome: the loop, the train's speed, stations and bolts, and who does what with two players.

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  2. World 2 of 9

    Plains

    The first biome: grass, forests, rivers to bridge with wood, rain that helps you, and bandits.

    • 4 parts

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  3. World 3 of 9

    Desert

    Sand, cacti and denser black rock, no more rain, outlaws who steal track and camels who drink your water.

    • 2 parts
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  4. World 4 of 9

    Snow

    Deep snow that buries your things, ice that speeds you up, black rock that looks mineable, and yetis.

    • 3 parts

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  5. World 5 of 9

    Underwater (bonus)

    A bonus biome you reach through a hidden mineshaft in one of the first three biomes, with oxygen and exploding blowfish.

    • 2 parts
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  6. World 6 of 9

    Lava

    Lava lakes bridged with stone, geysers for water, steam vents, magma blobs that light the train, and ghosts.

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  7. World 7 of 9

    Space

    Islands in space: jetpacks, oxygen bubbles instead of water, stone bridges, meteors and scarce resources.

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  8. World 8 of 9

    Mars

    Oxygen rules as in Space, more land, and green walls with turrets that only hand tools get through.

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  9. World 9 of 9

    Final biome

    The end of an Endless run: a slow, calm ride on track that is already laid.

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Sources (19)

Playthrough videos (each part on a world page can jump the page's video to the moment it starts) and text guides.