When we get to each destination, we learn more and more.
Tiny Build encourages this by making it necessary to talk to everyone to not only ascertain what your code is, but also to find survivors that serve as your passengers, sources of information about what is going on, and also to search the nooks and crannies of the towns for materials. You will be tasked with acquiring the code to launch the train to your next destination, but are also highly encouraged to explore beyond that. There is a food and medkit machine on board, and when you start getting low, you can craft more of the resource using materials obtained when exploring the town surrounding your next stop.Įvery time you get to a new station, you reach the majority of the gameplay. Passengers have health and hunger bars, and delivering them safely to their destination results in being rewarded cash to be used for materials and upgrades. Our initial goal finds us trying to manage the train between stops by making slight adjustments to the instruments, and checking up on the passengers. The screen fades to black, and we next find ourselves controlling another (?) train conductor. We begin the game as an unnamed train conductor working his way through an ominous facility, eliminating dark shadow creatures that seem to be taking over what could be a military headquarters? You work your way through with relative ease, but it ultimately climaxes when you take a ladder down to a sub-basement and drop into a room literally filled with too many shadow creatures to count. It is an interesting blend of horror, shooter, and…train simulation? The Final Station is the first of a half dozen upcoming games recently announced being ported to the Nintendo Switch from developer tinyBuild. Release Date: 23 rd of February, 2018 (NA) & 27 th of February, 2018 (NA) By sodamancer eShop, Feature, Nintendo Switch, review, The Final StationĬategory: Action, Role-Playing, First Person & Platformer
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