The Last Train: End of the Line
A dark, story-driven game with elements of visual novel, exploration, and survival. Explore an old train and an infested sector, scavenge for supplies, make decisions, and discover whether you can trust a girl named Mia—and your own memories.
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The fog has changed everything.
An old train has stopped at the edge of an infected sector. People are disappearing beyond the electrical perimeter, fragments of alien messages can be heard from the radio, and the automated MELISSA system continues to broadcast warnings, the meaning of which is becoming increasingly disturbing.
The engineer lives alone on the train and tries not to remember what happened before. But one day, a girl named Mia appears within the perimeter. She claims to be uninfected and asks for help.
Can she be trusted?
And can you trust your own memories?
The Last Train is an atmospheric story-driven game with elements of visual novel, exploration, and survival. You will explore the old train and surrounding areas, search for supplies, read diary entries, make decisions, and gradually reconstruct the events of the past.
FEATURES
Gloomy post-Soviet atmosphere.
Non-linear storyline and decisions with consequences.
Explore the train and abandoned locations.
Character relationship system.
A diary with entries, a map, items, and discovered clues.
Hand-drawn scenes, animations, and atmospheric sound design.
A story about memory, guilt, loneliness, and the struggle to maintain one's humanity.
Sometimes the worst things aren't just outside the perimeter.
