The Last Stop

A decent game, although a little buggy (I encounter the same huge bug twice; when completing the end stage and exiting, I got stuck in a turning loop in the door. So I had to do a cold reset, losing all my progress) Some of the anomalies are clever and subtle, some even a bit creepy, which complements the games atmosphere. But other anomalies are just not necessary in my opinion. I don't remember how many different shirts I saw the guy wear... One would have been enough. If you are a fan of the genre, it's worth a buy. It will take you a while to find them all.

Solid anomaly spottin' game here. At first it was a bti tough to know what to look for but it got more obvious the longer I played. The game looks nice graphically. It ran smoothly for the most part for me, Didn't take too long to make it to the last stop. Solid for the price tag. Gameplay Impressions: https://youtu.be/mJUwugKnGIc

The Good: 1. Visuals: The game boasts impressive visuals with a rich array of objects in the train environment, adding to the overall atmosphere. 2. Performance: Movement is smooth, and the frame rates are consistently solid, contributing to a seamless experience. 3. Gameplay: If you're a fan of spot-the-difference games, this title delivers a satisfying challenge. - - Spoiler Warning: The following section discusses some of the game's anomalies. Continue reading if you don't mind mild spoilers. - - - The Not-So-Good: 1. Lack of Horror Elements: I expected more horror aspects, such as threats that could kill or reset you. Unfortunately, the game falls short in this department. 2. Repetitive Anomalies: Many of the anomalies feel repetitive, with slight variations in design, such as different clothes, hair, or tickets. This lack of variety can make the experience feel stale. No Jumpscares: I was disappointed that the game didn't include any jumpscares, something I typically anticipate in horror games. 3. Limited Creepy Moments: While the game does include some eerie anomalies, there are only about 15 of them, which is not enough to maintain a consistently unsettling atmosphere. 4. Replayability: After completing the game once, I found it difficult to stay engaged for a second playthrough due to the lack of truly scary anomalies. Conclusion: If you enjoy spotting differences, this game offers a decent experience. However, if you're seeking a game with horror elements, such as terrifying anomalies and jumpscares, you may want to explore other options.

Un juego muy entretenido que trata de encontrar anomalías, de momento llevo 60 anomalías encontradas y las que me faltan, se nota que le han puesto cariño al juego por que muchas de las anomalías son bastante complicadas de encontrar y eso se agradece, ya probé juegos de esta índole y son anomalías muy obvias y fáciles. Mi sorpresa a sido cuando me lo he pasado por primera vez y he visto que el juego solo a sido desarollado por una persona y no un team entero como suele ser. Mucho animo con los desarollos y a seguir asi! pd: Aparece Knekro y Majáchev en una de las anomalias asi que GOTY

Meh. It's always a bad sign when there is an achievement *just* for starting the game. I feel like I played a different game from all the folks who left positive reviews. Either that, or they have exceptionally low standards for horror games. Yikes. :( I was on a train, but I couldn't interact with anything but the doors. Anomalies were basically nonexistent. It was just a train with nothing. I spent 20 minutes walking back and forth through the doors and almost never saw anything different. I was mostly guessing and going forward/backward because I honestly couldn't spot any differences and I typically enjoy games like this because my attention to detail is good. I tried to soldier though to the end, but it's just so boring squinting at every little thing on the train because it all looks the same. On top of the lack of actual gameplay, there was nothing even remotely scary about this game. Again, it's just a train. Skip.

I think i have played all games from this genre, and The Last Stop is simply the worst. It took me 9 minutes to solve it (you can see the video on my youtube). Most of the anomalies were related to slightly different clothing on the two NPC in the vagon. I have no intention to try finding all anomalies. These 3.99 will be better spend on cup of coffee or a can of energy drink...

If you're into anomaly games/spot the difference - this is nicely done. V creepy, a few little scares so farI will play it until I have seen every anomaly.

The Last Stop is a short anomaly hunting game. You are a passenger on a train and must look for differences like graffiti on the floor, fellow passengers changing hairstyle/clothes, objects changing position etc in order to proceed to the next stop. If nothing is different then you choose the door in front of you. If you notice an anomaly, then choose the door behind you. Correctly guessing moves you along through ten stops until you can leave the train. The game is very short but for just a few pounds, this doesn't matter to me. The fun of this game is looking for the anomalies and trying to "collect" them all.

10번 출구

I like anomaly games and I do think this dev could be on the right track (...) but even at 4 bucks this is overpriced. It can be solved fairly quickly, though I need to point out that there are 100 possible anomalies - too many for one train car with little to look at. I'm sure I guessed some correct with a 50/50 chance but there's no real way to track which ones you're missing and little incentive to figure it out. I completed the game twice and eh, I wouldn't recommend.