Weird old point and click adventure game about conspiracy theories, USSR, some other stuff, and trains. Lots of trains.
It's rather short and definitely worth playing if you want some weird 1984ish creepy adventure. It's got this weird atmosphere about every area as you click through screens to get to the train, then into a new area, talk to some people, get back on the train, repeat.
It might sound boring but the mystery keeps you going. I can't say I liked the final act, but the game is so short it's not worth criticizing it too harshly for that.
I played about two hours of this before bed every night for about a week and that was among the best gaming decisions I've taken in my life. Apparently Guillermo del Toro and the Wachowskis loved this game or something. I'm not sure. But I can believe it.
I can still hear the trains.
It's rather short and definitely worth playing if you want some weird 1984ish creepy adventure. It's got this weird atmosphere about every area as you click through screens to get to the train, then into a new area, talk to some people, get back on the train, repeat.
It might sound boring but the mystery keeps you going. I can't say I liked the final act, but the game is so short it's not worth criticizing it too harshly for that.
I played about two hours of this before bed every night for about a week and that was among the best gaming decisions I've taken in my life. Apparently Guillermo del Toro and the Wachowskis loved this game or something. I'm not sure. But I can believe it.
I can still hear the trains.