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Before playing read some tips for the online version:  

• English and Italian language are available in "Opzioni" tab 
• The online version may take a little to start the first time, but trust the process you'll get there!
• If during play you can't rotate the camera fully make sure to click inside the game to focus on it, and close map and train menu.
• If you don't understand the Lockpicking game you need to activate all the dots. ( make the black dot red by pressing SPACE when you are on it )
• If you don't understand how to use a train you need to press E where the doors are.
• Always remember to check where you are, use the map with "Q" and the train schedule with "TAB".
• The time in bottom left is the current time, bottom right is the limit, YOU WILL GET FIRED if you don't get to work by 12:00, you can try again obviously.

Have you ever tried commuting? No? Lucky you. Yes? Then you know it's a stressful, humiliating, and absolutely perfect experience for a rage game!

Welcome to Get There! Eventually..., the 3D first-person nightmare that will make you appreciate working from home.

Your objective is simple: travel every day from your lovely (and fictional) town of "Cerume sul naviglio di sopra" to your office in Milan. Fortunately, the station is near home, but you'll soon discover that the entire Universe (and the railway system) is against you.

😩 What Awaits You Every Day:

In this frantic mix of Rage Game and Platforming, you will face the harsh reality of the commuter. Each day is a new level, and even though the trip is always the same, the unexpected events are increasingly crazy and deadly!

🗺️ Navigate the Station: Find the tracks, check the schedules, and conquer performance anxiety.

💥 Every Second Counts!

You'll need to memorize the station layout and the unpredictable events that follow one another. Delays, canceled trains, officials to bribe, and even volcano eruptions in the station (yes, you read that right!) are all part of the daily grind.

The only way to beat a level is to play it multiple times to develop the perfect strategy. Reaching work as fast as possible won't just save you from being fired; if you arrive early, your boss (maybe) will give you a raise! Enough to afford to leave "Cerume sul naviglio di sopra" and live in Milan... Maybe.

The last level? It's the Strike. Because, let's face it, those are unbeatable.

Are you ready to scream at your screen, at the clock, and at an entire railway system?