The Derailed

The Derailed is a first-person psychological horror game that demonstrates how a focused concept and a carefully crafted atmosphere can leave a lasting impression without relying on lengthy gameplay or constant action. Set within a long-forgotten railway depot, the game places players in an unsettling environment where every abandoned room, rusted corridor, and weathered structure hints at a disturbing past waiting to be uncovered. Instead of immediately overwhelming players with obvious scares, it gradually builds tension through exploration and environmental storytelling, creating an experience that feels more like unraveling a haunting mystery than surviving a traditional horror adventure. The result is a slow-burning journey that consistently encourages curiosity while maintaining an ever-present feeling of unease. The gameplay centers on exploration, observation, and environmental puzzles rather than combat or survival mechanics. Players are expected to investigate every corner of the depot, inspect clues, interact with objects, and solve puzzles that naturally reveal more of the story. This design allows the narrative and atmosphere to remain the primary focus, rewarding pat…

start working on a sequel please.

An absolutely astounding game with so many hidden jokes along with an astounding story. I only wish there were more to explore in this game since it truly feels like my deepest nightmares and I want to explore them with the safety of knowing it’s a game! It’s by far one of the best horror games I personally have seen and I highly recommend playing it. The devs are amazing as well! I promise you won’t be disappointed with the tricky puzzles either

This is a pretty good horror game. The atmosphere is pretty amazing. The sound and music is spot on. A constant eerie uneasy feeling. A couple good jump scares as well. I got annoyed at the monster chasing me so fast. So I took a break. There is a lot of graffiti and signs in other languages. In the demo it translated a lot more of them using captions than the full game does. More realistic I suppose considering I don't understand the language. Presumably the character in the game does though. Only real complaint I have. I played in VR using UEVR and it looks and plays great. Definitely more immersive.

It starts of really good like a real psychological horror. but around 30% it becomes a bit stale. the narrative becomes predictable. It becomes mostly jumpscares which also those are very predictable. and then try to sell it as psychological horror is just not what it is. Game wise... I have to say it's an unoptimized mess. 40gb for a game like this is way to much. it runs way to improper for graphics that aren't even that good. So no, I can not recommend this game.

Fantastic well put together game I enjoyed every moment of gameplay and amazing graphics and not one bug throughout the whole game .the Devs were impressed with seeing their game being played on my ultra wide-screen monitor.was honoured to have my YouTube video commented on by the dev 10/10 great work