Station 37
Rory Lambert · 2023 · Action, Immersive Sim, Shooter, 3D, First-Person
PC
4 user reviews75% · 4
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About Station 37
Embark on your journey through STATION 37, a nostalgic first-person shooter crafted in the Quake engine.
Immerse yourself in the depths of an underground complex known as Station 37, an abandoned scientific outpost nestled on a distant celestial body. Prepare to engage in intense combat against both the facility's formidable mechanical security units and the mutated creatures that have taken over its corridors. Traverse this treacherous environment, armed with a vast arsenal of weapons and tools, as you unveil the secrets that lie within the abandoned research base.
Immerse yourself in the depths of an underground complex known as Station 37, an abandoned scientific outpost nestled on a distant celestial body. Prepare to engage in intense combat against both the facility's formidable mechanical security units and the mutated creatures that have taken over its corridors. Traverse this treacherous environment, armed with a vast arsenal of weapons and tools, as you unveil the secrets that lie within the abandoned research base.
Key Features:
- Retro style graphics - Low-Res art style inspired on games like Quake and System Shock 1.
- Difficult Gameplay - Prepare for a relentless challenge where survival depends on your resourcefulness and strategic use of available tools.
- Open Source/Modding - Source code will be under the GPL license and supports the Trenchbroom level editor for custom maps.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players praise Station 37's retro atmosphere, solid gunplay, and System Shock-inspired survival horror gameplay with an engaging opening story, though opinions split sharply on execution. Common complaints include unclear objectives, bland map design lacking puzzle elements and non-linear exploration, poor environmental collision detection, slow movement mechanics, a story that falls apart in the latter half, and the game being too short for its price point. Some players find it a charming indie experience worth trying despite its rough edges, while others view it as rushed and low-quality.
This game nails the retro 3D shooter feels. It reminded me a bit of Half-Life when it comes to the atmosphere. Features solid gunplay, music, and a story told via notes in game. There are a few annoyances such as gettin stuck on items in environment and the side strafe bein' slow as molasses. Overall, good title from Rory Lambert here at a nice price imo. Gameplay: https://youtu.be/CqWK9HcDVX810 found this helpful
This was one of the worst games. No clear objective, just running around. The maps were pretty bland and boring. Theres even free map packs for Quake that are better than this. Really dislike that the weapon disappear after a certain number of shots even if you have ammo. The codelocks were only used in the first few levels, otherwise it would have been a nice puzzle element. Very linear maps too, no hub style game play where you return to a previous map to gain access to more doors, no global keys etc. I refunded this game because of its extreme low quality. I did not enjoy this game. The story really started good, but then it was like, the developer got tired and just rushed it to completion. The story falled apart more and more as longer you progressed into the game, and the maps did not tie into the story in any way. Just the first few maps was a good start on the story and I liked the start really much, but then it just got worser and worser. The game has potential, but as it is, its barely worthy being even a free mod to quake.6 found this helpful
I felt quite stationed at Station 37. It was truly a very stationary experience. But what happened to the other 36 station games? Bit weird to release a Station sequel this far in without the first. Say Station again.4 found this helpful
It's more like classic survival horror than Quake, but not bad at all. I also feel System Shock vibes.3 found this helpful
Station 37! one of those ''doing much with little''. As an Fps, the game falls into the 'survival horror-ish' sub-genre, where you ll save the single bullet (and gun) in order to reach the end...which is not that far away (it's actually the only problem I have with this game - it is too short!) And while probably a little overpriced, Station 37 offers actually a enjoyable gameplay, most likely inspired by masterpieces such as System Shock (which is the main inspiration) and a little bit of quake. Graphics are... charming, and they fit the experience. So it's the story - it fits, no less, no more. So, Yes! a worthy experience if want to try something a little unpolished but with a good idea behind it.1 found this helpful
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