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CHAPTER ONE: TRAINMAN ON VIVERSE

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このゲームについて

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.

大人向けコンテンツの説明

開発者はコンテンツを次のように説明しています：

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.