The Final Station

you'll find that with 3440x1440 resolution the train panel on the right bottom isn't usable as the mouse is constrained to an invisible 4:3 box... basically 21:9 breaks the game within 5 minutes of starting the campaign. this has been an issue for years apparently! someone from the devs maybe consider a fix?!

The game itself is very simple (but not too simple) it's just enough that you can enjoy it without struggling too hard, The story is the real selling point though, it can be hard to piece together after the first playthrough but it's a very dark tale and great if you're a scifi/horror fan!

Played the Linux version. The default shortcut it creates launches the game from the .x86 executable, which forces fullscreen, prevents me from interacting with the menu, or even my firewall which pops up to warn me it's attempting to dial out. Manually launching from the .x86_64 executable provides a launcher with windowed/fullscreen and resolution options and I can interact with the menus at that point. The game is way too loud by default. There are only volume and control settings and you will have to reset them every time you start the game, and you will have to restart the game several times because random NPCs crash the game when you speak to them. Speaking with NPCs is necessary to progress, so yeah, you're just rolling the dice on whether or not you make progress or the game CTDs and forces you to turn down the volume and rebind your keys all over again. And no, of course you can't have Reload and Interact on the same key because that would be too convenient.

Not easy, not too hard, rich in story, action packed. What more could you ask for?

I recommend it is an Indie Short. The only detail would be to play it in English because in Spanish the translation is a bit strange.