Planned Release Date: November 2026

About This Game

The alarm wakes you every morning. Get ready for work quickly, as the bus leaves at 07:42. Same stop, same faces, same small talk — or none. It’s fine. It’s always been fine.

EVERY DECISION COUNTS

What you notice, who you talk to, what you let slide: the choices you make each day add up and decide how (and if) this ends. And no two commutes are quite the same: each playthrough brings different people and different moments.

LIVE THROUGH YOUR PHONE

Take a photo of the view. Your sister asks if you've eaten something real. A dating app finds someone three stops away. Someone is worried.

HOME

The flat is yours alone. Do you like being alone? Make breakfast, clean up, look down at the street — or skip it all. Nobody's checking, probably.

FEATURES

• A different commute on every playthrough, about 2–3 hours each

• Your phone: messages, a dating app, a camera

• Choices matter every day, and lead to several endings

• Full controller support; plays smoothly on Steam Deck

• No combat

• Lo-fi 3D in the spirit of late-90s games

• English and Polish

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Everyting was done 100% under my own direction.

AI tools were used to write some of the game's code, draft and retouch textures (adding wear, dirt etc.) and animations, automate playtests. I've discussed a few ideas and game-related texts with AI.

Nothing is generated during the game and it connects to no external services.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

Request Stop is a psychological horror game. It deals with depression, loss and suicide, and contains disturbing images.