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This is a spot-the-difference game with a railway theme. By comparing photos, find the anomalies in the scene to guide the protagonist to the end of the railway. There is no text in the game.
This is a point-and-click "spot the difference" game. It contains no dialogue, action, or combat elements and is not a horror game.
About the Story
A girl gets off a train at an empty station. She searches for anomalies in the scenes based on photos in an album. Only after finding all the anomalies can she continue. However, what awaits her at the end of the railway is…
Game Features
Original Music
Paper Artwork
A short game of approximately half an hour (around 10 scenes)
Two Endings (True Ending and Fake Ending)
Author's Note
Hello everyone, I'm HAIM. I was responsible for all aspects of this game: artwork, music, script, and programming. With the goal of making this game accessible to people all over the world without language barriers, I once again challenged myself to create a textless game. Since childhood, I've often dreamed about trains. In recent years, I've started traveling to various places to collect materials about trains, and this year, this railway-themed game was born.
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