Station 117

About

"Station 117" is a first-person point and click mystery adventure game, where you play as Franklin Gates exploring a classified research facility at the bottom of the Pacific ocean. After something goes wrong, you must solve puzzles and find clues using the Glitch Camera to uncover the truth. The game features trademark Glitch humor, no in-app purchases, and a full hint system.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

83%

Audience ScoreBased on 36 reviews

story6 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

The game features a great hint system that helps players navigate challenging puzzles effectively.
The in-game camera tool allows players to take notes and reference clues easily, enhancing the puzzle-solving experience.
Overall, the game is enjoyable with a nice story and pleasant visuals, making it a good value for the price.

The game suffers from bugs and crashes, particularly on macOS, which can disrupt gameplay significantly.
Some puzzles are overly convoluted or nonsensical, leading to frustration rather than satisfaction.
The game is relatively short, leaving some players feeling it lacks depth and content.

gameplay
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The gameplay features standard point-and-click mechanics and includes a save-on-exit function, but it is criticized for being too short, resembling a slightly extended demo with only a few hours of content. Additionally, players have reported significant stability issues, with frequent crashes occurring during play.
- “But, the game has 2 major flaws that I noticed - first is that it's definitely too short (I had the feeling that I was playing a slightly longer version of a demo, just a few hours of gameplay, and for experienced puzzle solvers even less).”
- “The game has two major flaws that I noticed - first is that it's definitely too short (I had the feeling that I was playing a slightly longer version of a demo, just a few hours of gameplay, and for experienced puzzle solvers even less).”
- “I played it on macOS and during gameplay it crashed about 40 times!!”
- “The game saves on exit and uses standard point and click mechanics.”
story
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The game's story is generally considered interesting and enjoyable, particularly in the context of its puzzle-solving mechanics that unlock new areas and reveal backstory through notes and recordings. However, some players feel that the narrative is brief and can be bogged down by unnecessary details early on, detracting from the overall experience. Despite these criticisms, the core concept of the story is appreciated, and the puzzles are seen as a fun addition.
- “Puzzles grant you access to new areas, and the backstory is alluded to through notes and recordings that are scattered throughout the game.”
- “This game has a great idea in terms of story, and the puzzles are fun.”
- “Gives a good storyline.”
- “The story was okay, but it felt very brief after trudging through meaningless detail early on.”
- “Puzzles grant you access to new areas, and the backstory is alluded to through notes and recordings that are scattered about.”
grinding
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Players find that while some puzzles in the game are engaging, they can also be challenging and tedious, leading to a sense of grinding in the gameplay experience.
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is generally considered forgettable and often gets drowned out by sound effects, leading to a jarring audio experience. Additionally, some users noted that the voice acting lacks authenticity, with hints of AI-generated quality.
- “The audio is often jarring or out of proportion - the music is forgettable (or inaudible if you adjust your volume to the sound effects), and some of the voice acting sounded like it was AI-generated.”
graphics
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The graphics are generally appreciated for their visual quality, but the persistent sense of claustrophobia detracts from the overall experience.