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手繪風鐵道攝影遊戲：在東京、大阪、臺北等大車站，拍下 95 款 JR、高鐵與臺鐵列車。

遊戲介紹

小時候趴在月台欄杆邊等火車的心情，《月台圖鑑》把它畫成一本會動的鐵道繪本。手繪線條的車站裡，列車一班一班進站、開門、讓旅客上下車，再慢慢駛離。

你的任務是拿起相機，抓準車頭進站的那一刻按下快門。構圖越好、車頭越完整、沒被柱子或人群擋住，分數就越高。拍過的列車會收進圖鑑，附上車型介紹和你拍得最好的那一張。

怎麼玩

• 觀賞：在單一月台或大車站裡，看列車進站、停靠、發車，旅客會排隊、上車，趕不上車門的人會回到隊伍重新排。
• 拍車：取景框會即時對焦，依構圖、車頭入鏡、遮擋程度打分數；行駛中、整列編成、兩車並排、少見的臨時列車還有加分。
• 90 秒挑戰：限時內連續拍下不同的列車，重複拍同一款分數會打折，連拍越多倍率越高。
• 認車問答：看車頭猜車名，答錯 3 次才結束，比答對題數和平均作答速度，上全球排行榜。
• 圖鑑與成就：收集車型、蓋車站紀念章、完成每天不同的任務。

內容與特色

• 95 款列車：日本 JR 各公司的新幹線、特急、通勤電車、蒸汽機車與貨物列車，以及台灣高鐵和臺鐵。
• 7 座大車站：東京、新宿、名古屋、京都、大阪、博多、臺北，各有不同的月台配置、天橋和站體外觀。
• 貨物列車不停站直接通過，稀有列車出現時畫面邊緣會提示進站倒數。
• 繁體中文、English、日本語、한국어。

小技巧

• 車頭剛進入月台、還在減速的時候最好拍：車頭完整，又能拿到「走行」加分。
• 用變焦切到 2 倍或 4 倍，把整個車頭填滿取景框，比遠遠拍整列更容易拿高分。
• 認車問答先記車頭形狀和燈的位置，塗裝相近的車款常常靠車燈分辨。
• 大車站切到「全景」可以看到每條月台的狀況，先找到下一班車會停的月台再移過去。

免費與完整版

免費就能玩 12 款精選列車、單一月台和東京、新宿、臺北 3 座大車站，認車問答與全球排行榜也全部開放；免費版含廣告。「全線通行證」一次買斷，再解鎖 83 款列車與名古屋、京都、大阪、博多 4 座大車站，並移除廣告，購買不影響排行榜名次。

開發筆記

列車車身是用一段段圓角斷面拉出來的，車窗、車門和塗裝都在著色器裡依照「距離車頭幾公尺」即時畫上去，所以 95 款車共用同一套模型做法。描邊會微微抖動，讓畫面看起來像手繪動畫。本作是非官方作品，與各鐵道業者沒有關係，車名與塗裝只用來辨識車型。

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A hand-drawn railway photo game: photograph 95 JR, THSR and Taiwan Railway trains at Tokyo, Osaka, Taipei and more.

About the game

Platform Atlas turns the feeling of waiting at the platform edge as a kid into a living, hand-drawn railway picture book. In ink-lined stations, trains pull in one after another, open their doors, let passengers on and off, and roll away again.

Your job is to raise the camera and catch the moment the nose comes in. Better framing, a complete front end and nothing blocking the view earn more points. Every train you photograph goes into your atlas with notes about the model and your best shot.

How to play

• Watch: sit at a single platform or a big station and see trains arrive, dwell and depart. Passengers queue and board, and anyone who misses the doors rejoins the line.
• Photograph: the viewfinder focuses live and scores framing, how much of the nose is in shot and whether anything is in the way. Moving trains, full formations, side-by-side pairs and rare specials earn bonuses.
• 90-second challenge: shoot as many different trains as you can before time runs out; repeats score less, combos score more.
• Train quiz: name the train from its front end. Three wrong answers end the run, and the global leaderboard ranks correct answers and average speed.
• Atlas and achievements: collect models, gather station stamps and finish a different set of missions every day.

What's inside

• 95 trains: Shinkansen, limited expresses, commuter trains, steam locomotives and freight from Japan's JR companies, plus Taiwan High Speed Rail and Taiwan Railway.
• 7 big stations: Tokyo, Shinjuku, Nagoya, Kyoto, Osaka, Hakata and Taipei, each with its own track layout, footbridge and building.
• Freight trains run straight through; when a rare train is coming, a pin at the screen edge counts down its arrival.
• Traditional Chinese, English, Japanese and Korean.

Tips

• The best moment is just after the nose enters the platform while the train is still braking — the front is complete and you get the moving-train bonus.
• Zoom to 2× or 4× and fill the frame with the front end; it scores better than a distant shot of the whole train.
• In the quiz, learn the shape of the nose and the position of the lights — liveries that look alike are often told apart by their headlights.
• At big stations, switch to the overview to see every platform, find where the next train will stop and move there first.

Free and full versions

Twelve hand-picked trains, the single platform and three big stations (Tokyo, Shinjuku, Taipei) are free, along with the quiz and the global leaderboard; the free version shows ads. The one-time All-Line Pass unlocks 83 more trains and the Nagoya, Kyoto, Osaka and Hakata stations and removes ads. Buying it has no effect on leaderboard rankings.

Behind the scenes

Each car body is lofted from a series of rounded cross-sections, and the windows, doors and livery are painted in the shader from the distance along the car, so all 95 trains share one modelling method. The outlines wobble slightly, like hand-drawn animation. This is an unofficial fan work, not affiliated with any railway operator; train names and liveries are used only to identify the models.

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