The Final Station

um jogo curto porem com possibilidades de finais bem incríveis zombi com conspiração contra o governo e uma baita teoria com tudo que você pode imaginar porem a dlc complementa ainda mais a questão mesmo por trás dessa historia toda então vale apena esse jogo

好评，很好玩的小游戏

Отличный сюжет, простенький визуал, неплохие эмбиенты. Единственное что выбесило, это симулятор стюардессы на поезде.

也是给童年补票了

一份写给过去的情书 非常好的游戏，就像看电影一样让人震撼 为过去补票！

The Final Station is an interesting one. I will be doing a short mini-review for the maingame and the DLC "The only Traitor". Let's start with the main game. Game has good enough pixel art with some nice parallax scrolling. The music is good and moody. Gameplay is a weird one. In the maingame it goes like this: You are in a train which moves automatically. There are 3-6 things in your train that can "malfunction" and you have to fix it with a short mini game. Then the train will stop at a "level" in which you leave the train and go on foot. You comb through the level, find survivors, scavenge money and supplies, find a "blockage" code and get back on the train, this time with survivors. Then you have to take care of the survivors with medkits and food (their health and hunger meter depletes constantly) that you scavenged and "maintain" your train. Survivors will usually get off the train after you beating 3-4 levels. In those levels there are also "not zombies" that you can punch and/or shoot. Resources are scarce but the Game overall is pretty simple and also quite easy. Except for keeping all of the survivors alive, that can be a bit tricky. But it was engaging enough. Now to my main gripe here which irks me a lot. I think the dev(s) is/are russian, so non-native english speakers which is usually fine (I am german myself, so english is also not my first language). But in almost every single dialogue and almost every single piece of paper or lore from a computer that you can read, nearly everything is wrong. There is a ton of typos and also the grammar is just so immersion breaking for me. Because of all those typos and grammar errors, it really does hamper your understanding of the story. So it kind of felt rushed and as if no one actually cared about correcting it. I mean, there are people out there that probably do proofreading for free... But yeah, this is my main gripe here. A small nitpick also, since you climb ladders constantly I wish there was an animation for that. But the main game was ok. Now on to the DLC. I had way more fun playing that. This time it is much simpler. And it also seems more polished because I didn't encounter aforementioned grammar and typo errors. It felt like I could follow the story. But yeah, this time you are a survivor guy and you drive a car. No more mini Games like in the maingame, but way more story. You drive from location to location, need to find always the same resources (1 Gasoline, 1 Water, 1 Food), scour the levels, punch and shoot some "not zombies" and you can find some survivors in levels as well, but you only can take one with you. And apparently there are achievements for many of them when you finish the game with them. So it adds some replay value (not sure how much the story is going to change though, maybe a few different dialogues?). But yeah, it was a bit more fun for me. Also the music here was way better than in the main game, which was already good. Overall it took me ~6.5 hours for a first playthrough main Game and DLC combined... I think I might even go back and finish the DLC with another survivor in tow, maybe even a few times. We'll see. But overall it was not bad. The story is probably quite interesting but also really weird and you really need to decipher all the lore with all the grammar/typo mistakes in the main game to better understand it. Not the greatest Game, but I would say this is an enjoyable 6.5/10...

Ничего не понятно, но очень интересно постепенно разбираться в истории и строить свои теории.