It's like Gone Home in space. There are a few puzzles here and there, but most of the game will be spent exploring the ship, listening to audio logs, speculating about what has happened, and admiring the awesome level of detail in all the various objects scattered around the living quarters, etc.

If you enjoy experiencing settings that actually feel "lived in", where culture and technology has clearly left its mark on the world, even though it's not vital to the gameplay, then you'll enjoy The Station.

The one downside - the undiscounted price is really expensive for what it is. I beat it in 90 minutes, and I feel like I experienced everything it had to offer. Wait for a sale.

It's like Gone Home in space. There are a few puzzles here and there, but most of the game will be spent exploring the ship, listening to audio logs, speculating about what has happened, and admiring the awesome level of detail in all the various objects scattered around the living quarters, etc. If you enjoy experiencing settings that actually feel "lived in", where culture and technology has clearly left its mark on the world, even though it's not vital to the gameplay, then you'll enjoy The Station. The one downside - the undiscounted price is really expensive for what it is. I beat it in 90 minutes, and I feel like I experienced everything it had to offer. Wait for a sale.