Burundi

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Atmospheric with a compelling sci-fi/zombie plot, you will play as an engineer on an experimental train that travels around the rapidly decaying country some decades after the "first visitation". The world has become explicitly authoritarian, with strict controls on travel and food rations, but even that level of control is beginning to unravel as the monsters from the first visitation are reappearing. You will travel from city to city along a linear track, searching abandoned buildings for supplies and killing or avoiding a few types of monsters. You also find survivors who you will keep alive and fed on the train through a time management mini-game, while you uncover more about what's happening in the world around you. The game wonderfully captures the lonely experience of wandering through an abandoned and broken world. It could do a little bit more to either keep your attention while you search for supplies, or provide more explicit plot exposition, just so that the world didn't feel so empty. That's about the only negative thing I can come up with gameplay-wise for The Final Station. I highly recommend this game -- give it a look!

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]