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FRUSTRAIN is a first-person anti-utopian adventure blending psychological horror, environmental puzzles, and surreal storytelling.

The game unfolds over a single night, seen through the eyes of several passengers suffering from insomnia aboard a never-ending train. Each chapter tells the story of one of them — the conductor, the journalist, the prisoner, and others — revealing how their memories and fears overlap inside this claustrophobic journey through a surreal Eastern European world.

As the player moves through the carriages and dives into distorted dreamscapes, reality begins to unravel. Every object, sound, and conversation becomes a piece of a greater puzzle — a reflection of guilt, repression, and the desperate human need to make sense of fear.

KEY FEATURES

• Multi-Perspective Storytelling — experience one night through the eyes of several insomniac passengers whose memories and perceptions intertwine.

• A Surreal Eastern-European Dystopia — explore dreamlike spaces inspired by post-Soviet architecture, propaganda cinema, and anxious noir.

• Environmental Puzzles with Psychological Meaning — solve puzzles woven into the train’s machinery and the characters’ subconscious.

• Exploration Across Shifting Realities — travel between waking life, memory, and dream fragments.

• Story-Rich Psychological Horror — uncover the truth hidden beneath repression and guilt.

• VR Support — immerse yourself completely in the surreal world with SteamVR-compatible headsets.

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FRUSTRAIN contains mature psychological themes related to fear, guilt, repression, and isolation.
There are no explicit scenes of violence, sex, or gore.
Some sequences depict emotional distress, references to a past crime (such as an implied abduction), and occasional alcohol use.
The overall atmosphere is tense and unsettling, focusing on psychological horror and symbolic imagery rather than graphic content.