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About This Game

A game set on a cursed Indian train.

You were late. The train had already started moving, and in a rush, you jumped into the nearest coach—S0

You have a seat reserved at S9, but the journey there is anything but normal. Strange anomalies haunt the sleeper coaches, testing your perception of reality. Face them, push forward, and take your seat—if you can

Do not ignore the anomalies. Do not turn back.

Meet you at S9.

An anomaly-based game inspired from the Indian Sleeper train. 

Gameplay

Walk through the dimly lit coaches of a moving Indian train, searching for signs of anomalies. These anomalies can be hazardous or misleading.

Look carefully—move forward only if you spot anomalies.

If you see no anomalies, turn back and walk back to the previous coach.

gameplay time: 15-60 minutes

Key Features

🔹 Anomaly-Based Horror: Stay alert for subtle and terrifying disturbances in the environment.
🔹 Atmospheric Experience: Immersive visuals and sound design inspired by real Indian sleeper trains.
🔹 Decision-Driven Exploration: Your ability to perceive anomalies determines your survival.
🔹 Chase Sequences – Prepare for unpredictable and terrifying chase moments that strike without warning.

🔹 Jump Scares – Sudden frights crafted to keep you on edge.

🔹 Visual Customization – Make the game truly yours:

• Tilt the camera lens up or down (vertical FOV control)

• Enable black-and-white visuals for a classic horror feel

• Add an "Old TV" effect for retro, static-filled nightmares

• Mix and match to customize your visual experience however you like

Controls

• Walk – W/A/S/D

• Sprint – Shift

• Crouch – Ctrl

• Jump – Spacebar

Are you ready to uncover the horrors hidden within the coaches?

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

This game includes scenes that depict suicide and suggest drug use. While the context and cause are intentionally left ambiguous, the visual representation of suicide may be distressing. Themes of self-harm and substance abuse are present and may not be suitable for all audiences