Station 5

This game is pretty bland. with some very basic spot the difference situations, nothing interesting or unique. I tried to get the achievements. but struggled with the 15 and 30 minute normal game mode ones. the timer for train departures is 60 seconds and next train is in 20 seconds. . so the 15 minute achievement means you need to complete the game in about 11 trains. But the RNG on normal mode seems to only give anomalies. You can skip trains to make them move on. but then you have trains with anomalies that let you off the train with 10 seconds to spare. or an anomaly that comes in at 3 seconds to spare. like come on... I feel like this game is made to suck up your time usually leaving you feeling like you've not accomplished much from the game.

It is absolutely terrifying I can not handle it anymore I beat Easy train within just 14 minutes but before I did so I played for 2 hours and I can not get past Station 4. I am depressed now I can not live on anymore with this faith of failing. Edit approximately a year later: Now I need around 15 Seconds to fully identify if a train is "infected" by an anomaly or safe to go. Average time length of slightly under 20 minutes.

Tough as balls until you know what to look out for and what isn't that important. I love it tho cause it turns the anomaly games concept on its head. It also looks and sounds great for the price. This is my new favourite subgenre of games and I need more.

Station 5 is a short first-person observation game that transforms a seemingly routine subway ride into an increasingly tense exercise in memory and attention. Developed and published by Raynmakyr, it follows a deliberately simple premise: begin at Station 0 and successfully travel through the underground system until reaching Station 5. There are no complicated combat systems or elaborate character mechanics to learn. Instead, progress depends on carefully examining the environment and recognizing when something is not quite as it should be. The core gameplay revolves around inspecting arriving trains for anomalies. Players must become familiar with the normal appearance of the carriage, remembering objects, their positions, and other environmental details. On subsequent trains, something may have appeared, disappeared, moved, or otherwise changed. If an abnormality is spotted, the safest choice is to get off and wait for another train. When everything seems normal, remaining aboard allows the journey to continue toward the next station. Making the wrong judgment can send the player back to Station 0, making accurate observation increasingly important as more progress is made. W…

Very good game for killing time and thinking.

i got tired of skipping trains,too many anomalies within one station