Trolley Delayma
Released Oct 2023
Top down puzzle game about manipulating the tracks to redirect the trolley to save the victims. Solve the trolley problem in various forms of tiny puzzles.
98% positive · 191 reviews
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Where to get it
Free on Steam
Evaluation
Trolley Delayma is a small, self-contained puzzle game that launched on October 3, 2023. The store description explicitly defines its scope: 20 levels and approximately 30 minutes of gameplay. The game was originally created for the Ludum Dare 50 game jam, which aligns with its compact, finished nature. The only developer post after launch was a minor bug fix on October 8, 2023, addressing a visual glitch and Steam Deck input issue. There have been no announcements of additional levels, DLC, updates, or any post-launch content. The developer has made no statements suggesting further development. This game shipped as a complete, finished product on its release date.
Evidence
Store description explicitly states 20 levels and ~30 minutes of gameplay, originally created for the Ludum Dare 50 game jam — a clearly scoped, finished product.
Minor bug fix five days after launch (trolley trail glitch and Steam Deck d-pad input). The only post-launch communication from the developer.
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Developer
Publisher
albertnez
Achievements
9
Platform
Windows, macOS, Linux
Controller
full support
Steam Deck
Verified
Players
Single-player
About this game
Trolley Delayma is a tiny puzzle game where you move around manipulating the tracks to save the victims and delay the inevitable fate forever. A combination of puzzle solving and fast reaction to save everyone, including you!
Features 20 different levels for about 30 minutes of Gameplay.
This game was originally created for the Ludum Dare 50, with the theme "delay the inevitable".
Features 20 different levels for about 30 minutes of Gameplay.
This game was originally created for the Ludum Dare 50, with the theme "delay the inevitable".
Are these done yet?
Last evaluated Jun 21, 2026
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