Hello dear Generation Trains players,
First of all, I would like to say, from the bottom of my heart, that I would never have expected that GT would be what it is today. Even though the popularity is surely not at its peak, back in 2022 I would never have imagined that we, as Chojrak Development, could indeed make a mainstream game in our genre. It wasn’t anything close to easy, and our effort didn’t meet any cheer; in fact, the opposite. We were constantly discouraged by everyone around us not to do it—but we did. And we did it the best we could. We are happy that Generation Trains exists, that it kept moving forward, and at one point its future was brighter than it ever could have been. We really managed to get a good chunk of traction that many others could only dream about.
And this is why I want to thank all of you. As much as words like these may seem “cold” or “made for public,” everyone—and I mean everyone—in our field understands that games wouldn’t be where they are without the players: the ones who play, buy, tell others, make videos. You can put in all the hard work on a game, only to see it remain dead forever—unless someone like you decides to play it and share it.
This new year brings, I think, the biggest change to Generation Trains, but also one of the major shifts in Chojrak Development’s history. As you know, we long ago shifted towards other business areas, and GT started playing a less and less important role in our strategy. This is why we have made a difficult but important decision that we believe will mostly benefit you, the players. As of January 1st, 2026, Generation Trains is officially in the hands of GTDev—led by Julian, who you know as the former project lead for GT here at Chojrak Development.
We believe that this change will benefit all of you. GTDev, under Julian’s leadership, will continue to develop Generation Trains. We will shift toward our more profitable and innovative areas, giving us more space and courage for imagination. You, as players, will, in our belief, receive much more content and new features in the foreseeable future. GTDev will be solely responsible for maintaining and developing the game, led by the same person who was here from the start, making the most of his abilities to this day to bring you what you love. We are confident that GT is in very good hands—the same hands we trusted for years.
Generation Trains started as a hobby project. Back then, Chojrak Development was only known as the “Developers of Generation Trains,” and what it was—a semi-formal group of friends doing things for fun, to challenge our inner strength and talents. Not only did we prove our skills, we did something amazing, and we continue to do so in one form or another. For this time, I would like to say thank you to everyone who played a part in making GT possible and allowing Chojrak Development to grow:
- Norbert “Norx” Dudziak (yes, that’s me!) – Director, now CEO of Chojrak Development, who served as the main programmer for Generation Trains and also worked behind the scenes on other projects that allowed Chojrak Dev to become a real company.
- Julian – The guy who just did it all—who made this possible. For a long time, he was solely responsible for the map and all trains, as well as the majority of other assets. Without his help, which back then was strictly voluntary, we would never have gotten there. He took care of GT as much as he could and did the best job possible. As his now former boss, I can say with confidence: if this guy ever wants to join your team, don’t think twice. He surely deserved the role he is taking now, and I am sure he is ready to handle it.
- Abdul – Also known as the former lead developer and original creator of Rails Unlimited—the most controversial one here. Well, what can I say? He did a lot. Besides being a developer for GT himself, he was there with us from day one, giving priceless tips that really allowed us to kickstart the project. As for the controversies…for all haters, I can just say—get a life, seriously. This is not to insult you; just look where you are now, and where you were then. I’ve seen my life go in a different direction, and that is why I am leaving—and you should too. Believe me, the world needs you elsewhere right now. About Abdul, I have known him since 2020. A lot of time has passed, and now I am an adult myself. I can honestly say that all the things he was accused of—he never did any of that to me, and I never saw him do that to anyone else. You can believe me or not, but verify your sources.
I would also like to thank:
- Eshan and SMR – Generation Trains QA Staff
- AviatorLawsome – Moderator of Chojrak Development Community, first-ever staff member for Chojrak Development (even before GT was a thing!)
- xccr9768 – Moderator of Chojrak Development Community
- Maks – Moderator of Chojrak Development Community
- Hpl – Head of Moderation / Community Manager for Chojrak Development
Besides these, surely there were more people who came along and helped build all of this—for you, I am also grateful. And all of this applies to all of our players, fans, clients, and partners over the years.
To finish, I just wanted to say this to anyone who wishes to make their own “thing”—be it a game (on Roblox or not), art, music, models—there is one thing I learned and that you need to know: follow your dreams, always. You are capable of more than you think, but you have to stay on your path. Always do what you feel is right, no matter how hard it is or how many people try to stop you. Do what you love, and never, ever stop yourself.
As for me and Chojrak Development—we are not going anywhere. Although we are departing from Roblox for good, we will focus mostly on B2B services for Polish and EU-based clients. We also look forward to creating future video game titles. That’s why I welcome you to still keep an eye on our social media—who knows when our paths may cross again?
Until then, farewell!
Norbert “Norxnd” Dudziak
CEO, Chojrak Development
Website: www.chojrak.dev | Email: contact@chojrak.dev
Phone: +48 459 567 070 | VAT ID: PL6692589548
Address: Jana Pawła II 13/15, 75-452 Koszalin, Poland
