Sixtieth Kilometer

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Sixtieth Kilometer is a single player action game. It was developed by Talentplace and was released on August 25, 2016. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

In "Sixtieth Kilometer," your train ride takes a dark turn when it stops and a pink fog appears, causing the death of a crew member. As Nicolay, the distraught train driver, you'll navigate tense situations, make decisions, and manage passengers while uncovering the truth behind the mysterious fog. Your choices will affect the story and the passengers' perception of you in this atmospheric adventure game. Also available on Google Play.

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Audience ScoreBased on 539 reviews

story134 positive mentions

character development3 negative mentions

Intriguing and engaging story that keeps players invested throughout the experience.
Atmospheric sound design and music enhance the overall mood and tension of the game.
Offers multiple endings and choices that impact the narrative, encouraging replayability.

Poor translation and writing quality detract from the overall experience, making some parts difficult to understand.
Quick-time events can be frustrating and lead to abrupt game overs without clear explanations.
Graphics and art style are inconsistent, with a mix of low-resolution images and simplistic character designs.

story
320 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story of "Sixtieth Kilometer" is a dark, psychological narrative set in a post-apocalyptic world, where players navigate moral ambiguity and survival amidst a toxic fog. While the plot is intriguing and features multiple endings influenced by player choices, many reviews highlight issues with poor writing, rough translations, and pacing problems that detract from the overall experience. Despite these flaws, the atmospheric storytelling and character development resonate with players, making it a worthwhile play for those interested in narrative-driven games.
- “Sixtieth Kilometer, developed by Talentplace and published by Kishmish Games, is a dark, story-driven visual novel that blends psychological tension, mystery, and moral ambiguity into a haunting survival narrative.”
- “The game's eerie ambiance and mysterious storyline immerse players in a captivating journey filled with intrigue and suspense.”
- “The story is intriguing and very interesting, with choices that follow the narrative logically and are well written.”
- “Mediocre story that was translated poorly, which is pseudo-philosophical and lacking in depth.”
- “I encountered continuity errors; for example, a character I killed was later addressed as living, which ultimately killed my interest in the story.”
- “The story itself isn’t necessarily bad, but it definitely isn’t good enough to compensate for the game’s other issues.”
music
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The music in the game has received mixed reviews, with many players praising the soundtrack for its ability to enhance the atmosphere and emotional depth of the experience. While some describe it as a unique and engaging mix of ambient and indie rock, others note that the soundtrack can be sparse and occasionally mismatched with the game's tone, affecting immersion. Overall, the music is generally considered a strong point, though there is room for improvement in diversity and integration with the gameplay.
- “The soundtrack elevates the experience considerably.”
- “The music is a good mix of ambient and indie rock, with great use of sound effects that adds to the realism of the game.”
- “The atmosphere is very eerie and the music is nice; it fits the feel of the game.”
- “The game's soundtrack may be sparse, which could affect the overall immersion and atmosphere.”
- “With a bit more effort, they could use the exact same soundtrack and still have a stronger impact in some of the scenes (particularly with the vocal track which wasn't played where it should've been).”
- “There are a lot of times that the plot suggests suspense and thriller but the music just doesn't match the mood, or even the opposite - the scene is calm, but the music is tense.”
graphics
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The graphics in the game receive mixed reviews, with many users noting a functional but simplistic art style that ranges from mediocre to beautiful, depending on personal taste. While some appreciate the immersive atmosphere created by the artwork, others criticize the low-resolution images and lack of cohesion in the visual design. Overall, the graphics are deemed acceptable for the game's price, but they may not meet the expectations of players seeking high-quality visuals.
- “The art style is functional rather than extravagant, relying on static backgrounds and illustrated character portraits that convey emotion through subtle expressions.”
- “Although the artwork is not high-budget, it suits the tone of the story and evokes a feeling of being trapped in a fading, dreamlike world.”
- “The graphics are pictures, but really well done and they capture the mood and dialogue very successfully.”
- “The graphics are a mix of extremely low resolution images and simple illustrations.”
- “Graphics range from mediocre digital drawings to stock photos to some combination of the two, and there isn't much in the way of cohesion in the game's artistic style.”
- “It feels amateurish and cheap with graphics that are half scanned photographs, half cel-shaded cartoon art.”
atmosphere
34 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's atmosphere is consistently praised for its haunting and immersive qualities, enhanced by ambient soundscapes, unsettling drones, and beautiful art design. While some reviews note a sparse soundtrack and basic graphics, the overall mood is described as deeply engaging and capable of evoking strong emotions, making it a memorable experience for players. The combination of atmospheric exploration and a mysterious storyline effectively draws players into its unsettling world.
- “Composed of ambient pieces, unsettling drones, and mournful melodies, it sets the atmosphere for each scene with precision.”
- “The atmosphere of the environment where the fantastic event has happened is described beautifully, which engages you with the story, and brings you to really sympathize with the characters and immerse in the event and the world.”
- “Though it lacks the visual sophistication or budget of larger titles, it compensates with atmosphere, sincerity, and a deeply unsettling mood that stays with you after the credits roll.”
- “The game's soundtrack may be sparse, which could affect the overall immersion and atmosphere.”
- “Basic graphics: while the atmosphere is strong, the graphics and textures can feel basic and outdated compared to other horror titles.”
gameplay
28 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is characterized as minimalistic, focusing on emotional and psychological choices rather than combat or complex mechanics, which some players find engaging while others see it as lacking depth. While the exploration and narrative are praised for their artistic craftsmanship, the limited interactivity and linear structure may leave players wanting more, particularly those expecting action-oriented gameplay. Overall, the game offers an intriguing story with meaningful choices, but its simplistic mechanics may not appeal to everyone.
- “The gameplay itself is minimalistic but fitting for its genre.”
- “Rather than relying on combat or complex mechanics, the game focuses entirely on the emotional and psychological impact of the choices you make.”
- “I'll be honest: I like the game mechanics and the theme of this game; it's also good that in-game choices do matter to the story because it makes this replayable.”
- “Some players may find the gameplay experience to be somewhat limited in terms of interactivity and engagement.”
- “While the exploration aspect is captivating, the lack of meaningful interactions or gameplay mechanics beyond exploration may leave some players wanting more depth.”
- “The game's linear nature may limit replayability for those who enjoy more open-world exploration or non-linear experiences.”
emotional
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The game excels in delivering a profound emotional experience, focusing on the psychological impact of player choices rather than traditional gameplay mechanics. Despite some rough edges in translation and presentation, the narrative's emotional weight resonates strongly, eliciting a range of feelings from laughter to tears. Players appreciate its exploration of moral complexity and character depth, often describing it as a memorable journey that leaves a lasting emotional impact.
- “Rather than relying on combat or complex mechanics, the game focuses entirely on the emotional and psychological impact of the choices you make.”
- “For players who value narrative-driven experiences that explore moral complexity and emotional depth, Sixtieth Kilometer offers a memorable and haunting journey into the fog of human fear and uncertainty.”
- “The story and the characters are very well made; to be honest, some parts made me feel concerned, and I also felt bad when some of the characters died.”
humor
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is largely derived from its quirky storytelling and amusing translation errors, which some players find enhance the overall experience. While the narrative features entertaining moments, the comedic value is often tied to the game's imperfections, making it appealing to those who appreciate a lighthearted and humorous approach.
- “Oleg and Nicholay go on a little adventure; sorry, I am still laughing while writing this! :'D XD :D”
- “Nice story, good storytelling, funny translation.”
- “I can get over the translation errors (which are actually funny from time to time and make the game a better experience, in my opinion).”
character development
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Character development in the game is generally praised for being engaging and satisfying, with a well-tied ending. However, the simplistic character designs and lack of variation detract from the overall experience, with some comparisons made to generic illustrations.
- “The story is quite engaging, character development is good, and the ending ties things up in a satisfying way.”
- “Fascinating story and good character development.”
- “Character designs are simplistic and they have very little variation.”
- “Poor character design.”
- “As someone mentioned in another review, the character designs really look like people from WikiHow.”
replayability
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's replayability is enhanced by its branching structure and multiple endings, allowing players to explore different outcomes based on their choices. However, its linear gameplay may deter those who prefer more open-world or non-linear experiences, potentially limiting its overall replay value.
- “The game’s replay value lies in its branching structure and multiple endings.”
- “I'll be honest: I like the game mechanics and the theme of this game; it's also good that in-game choices do matter to the story because it makes this replayable.”
optimization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The optimization of the game has received poor reviews, with users reporting significant frame drops and an overall low performance rating of 2/10, even on capable hardware like an overclocked GTX 980, which struggles to maintain a stable 165 fps at 1440p.
- “The optimization in this game is top-notch, allowing for smooth gameplay even on lower-end systems.”
- “I love how the developers have focused on optimization; it really enhances the overall experience.”
- “The game's optimization is impressive, making it accessible to a wider audience without sacrificing quality.”
- “Bad optimization; overall 165 fps with a lot of frame drops at 1440p on a GTX 980 (overclocked).”
- “Optimization: 2/10”
- “>optimization=5”
stability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users report issues with stability, noting a buggy time counter and various glitches, including translation errors in both English and Russian.
- “The time counter is buggy; I already finished the game.”
- “There are some glitches and misprints in both the English and Russian translations.”

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Sixtieth Kilometer is a action game.

Sixtieth Kilometer is available on PC, Windows and Linux.

On average players spend around 6 hours playing Sixtieth Kilometer.

Sixtieth Kilometer was released on August 25, 2016.

Sixtieth Kilometer was developed by Talentplace.

Sixtieth Kilometer has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its character development.

Sixtieth Kilometer is a single player game.

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