All Aboard for Bon Voyage! Enjoy Train Travel Through Scenic Landscapes On Your Desktop
Plan your route, dispatch your train and enjoy the satisfaction of a job well done: Your locomotive chugs along on the bottom of your screen in this hand-painted idle game set in 19th-century Belgium.
Small indie studio ZAMARKAND from Belgium reveals its first game on Steam with a cinematic reveal trailer: Bon Voyage is an idle game where you conduct your steam train through 19th-century Belgium.
Choose your route and manage your train to deliver the best possible train service for your passengers. Bon Voyage is a calming desktop companion game in which gameplay occurs at stops, allowing you to focus on other things in life during travel.
Bon Voyage Announcement Trailer:
“I started with the idea that as we get older, we play games less often than we would like to. Work or parenting often leaves us with little free time. By changing how a game can be played and slowing down its pace, players can still focus on their work or studies, while creating the right conditions for those with little spare time to rediscover the magic of games.” – Farhat Fazeli, Zamarkand.
In Bon Voyage, the player can focus on productive work thanks to the charming, side-scrolling landscapes, and take a well-deserved short break at the stations to play. There is something for all to enjoy, with watercolour aesthetics and the excitement of travel and discovery, as well as for train enthusiasts who want to build their own period-accurate steam train and play the role of a conductor who ensures all their passengers’ needs are met.
“With this game, I also hope to share a bit of Belgium’s history with the world. While researching, I was amazed by how profoundly the advent of steam and rail technology changed the lives of Belgians in the 19th Century. I think it’s really interesting, and I hope I can share some of it with players.”
– Farhat Fazeli, Zamarkand.
A demo is scheduled to depart the development station around Gamescom 2026 this summer, and the full release is planned for Spring 2027.

