The Station is one of those hidden indie gems that truly takes you by surprise. Set in an abandoned metro station, the game blends a hauntingly atmospheric environment with a gripping mystery narrative. It’s not horror in the traditional sense — no cheap jumpscares or over-the-top gore — but it masterfully creates a chilling, suspenseful vibe that keeps you on edge from start to finish.
What really stands out are the four different endings, each one cleverly written and genuinely unexpected. I couldn’t predict where the story was heading, and that made the experience even more satisfying. The presence of a lurking criminal adds a layer of tension, but the game focuses more on psychological thrills and storytelling than action or combat.
The visuals and sound design work together to build a dark, immersive world. Every corner of the metro station feels like it holds a secret, and the pacing is just right to keep you curious without dragging.
Overall, The Station impressed me a lot. It’s smart, atmospheric, and full of surprises. I’m definitely looking forward to seeing what the developer comes up with next.