The Final Station

~A post-apocalyptic adventure about travelling a dying world on a train.~ I bought this game expecting some survival horror experience based on that - being in a moving homebase and maintaining, making stops to scavenge supplies, find survivors and fend off zombies along the way. Maybe something similar to This War…

This game is so, so painful to rate. The pieces of the puzzle are all here. The music is genuinely great. The atmosphere, the art direction, the presentation. The writing, English translation aside, does things very few games can pull off: The Final Station is a straight-up masterclass in environmental storytelling,…

The Final Station has immersed me in a world I wish I could know more about. The strongest aspects of the game are undoubtedly the story, lore and art. All of these aspects come together perfectly to build a beautiful and immersive experience, and it succeeds in keeping the player on it's toes after the game has end…

The Final Station exhibits a brutal pragmatism in both its visuals and gameplay. This contrasts sharply with the scale and depth of the story unfolding around you. It is a grand vision constrained by its own production. There are some underdeveloped systems and the combat can be finicky. But it does earn its place a…

Played half or a little further probably. It’s got some good things going for it. The setting, pixel graphics, and sound design are standouts. The combat is difficult and feels a bit like Hotline Miami in parts bc you have to die a few times to either get lucky or find a way to pick off enemies in a certain way. Amm…

If you would like to make a call... please hang up and dial again... message 24-142" Fun game revisited after a decade. Still never fixed. After station four, game over. Took that long to make this game 10 years of sweat and tears... good job, but never fixed game-breaking issues.