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Where the City Ends

A melancholic atmospheric game about energy management, introversion, and finding peace in an overwhelming modern city. Every decision costs energy. Nature helps you survive.

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M. P. Studio
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M. P. Studio
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About the Game

The city is loud.
The crowds never end.
And somewhere along the way, you lost yourself.

In Where the City Ends, you play as a character forced to question his everyday life after a life-changing moment. What begins as a simple journey home slowly turns into a passage through an overwhelming world — and a quiet struggle for energy, meaning, and inner balance.

Escape the noise of the city, discover places of peace, and collect memories that gradually reveal your story.

Not every path leads forward.
Sometimes, it leads back to yourself.

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