This is the section for commentary about the game that would probably ruin your playing of it, so please go back to the low-spoiler
Last Train to Blue Moon Canyon Hints if you haven't played the game yet.
If you have, and you still have questions remaining, then read on:
This is an unavoidable spoiler, but there are a limited number of possible deaths in Last Train to Blue Moon Canyon,
and some of them are creative. You may not have experienced
all of them, and may be curious. (-: So, here's a list:
*You can pull the emergency brake and derail the train.
*You can turn the steam pressure on before the pipes are set and explode the kitchen.
*You can cause a cave-in by moving the wrong posts in the final puzzle.
*You can steer the wrong direction on the runaway mine cart and ride it to your death.
Despite receiving a warning that the ceiling may cave in on you if you stay in the mine too long in the endgame,
this does not appear to be true. I hung around in there for more than ten minutes and nothing happened to Nancy.
There weren't any easter eggs per se in Last Train to Blue Moon Canyon, but there
are a number of actions you can take in the game which are entirely optional to the plot. To give them a try, follow this link:Last Train to Blue Moon Canyon Options.
1) Why did Jake Hurley die in that mine in the first place? Sure, the entrance was blocked by that cave-in, but he'd gone to all the trouble of creating and
labeling that back-door exit via the mine cart, so he must have known how to use it to get outside!
2) Why did the engineer mysteriously drop dead immediately thereafter? Was this really just a random coincidence? If so, that's pretty lame, after the
way it was played up as a creepy mystery through the rest of the game.
3) Is pulling the emergency brake on a private train even a real crime? Nancy certainly didn't seem to think so, since she didn't turn Tino in the
end (usually she's a real stickler for that kind of thing.) So what was Tino trying to accomplish by convincing everyone John had pulled the brake? This subplot
would have made a lot more sense if John was flirting with Lori and making Tino jealous or something.