You're going to work by train, but strange things happens on the way: the train stops, the pink fog appears outside and the man who came off the train immediately dies. The main characters turned out to be locked in the train without any clues about what's happening...

Sixtieth Kilometer

Release: 25. August 2016

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Description

Choose how to react in different situations. Speak with characters. Your actions and decisions will change the story around you.

Unique atmosphere, sudden plot twists and colourful cast of characters whose attitude for you is changing depending on your actions.

You can also find Android version on Google Play.

About characters: Nicolay is a driver of a train. When the fog starts, his friend and assistant comes out of the train to see what's going on and gets suffocated. Nikolai is very upset about his friend's death and feels guilty because he didn't stop him.