Fit check
Is Station 228 worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Classic shooter fans who want puzzles alongside combat
- Players interested in a space-station escape story with action
- Action players who want different opponents and weapons
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a quiet, non-combat space-station adventure may hit a wall when Ramses is instructed to take a gun and fight.
- Players looking for a broad, non-linear world may not find that structure in an escape divided into multiple levels.
- Players seeking multiplayer battles or a survival score challenge may not find those modes here.
Our take on Station 228
The likely bounce point comes with the instruction to take a gun and move forward. Players expecting a quiet puzzle adventure encounter a shooter built around fighting the uprising, including firearm use and crowbar attacks.
What is Station 228?
Station 228 is a classic shooter with adventure elements set on a space station where cultivated homunculi have rebelled.
Players control Ramses, a guard who must pacify the uprising and escape the station. The game combines gunplay with crowbar attacks, puzzles, multiple levels, different opponents, and various weapons. Its setting takes place in a future where humanity has spread to other planets and created stations to grow homunculi. Music and sound accompany Ramses as he tries to leave the station and return to his family.
How Station 228 plays
- 01Puzzles and combat
- Progress combines firearm use, crowbar attacks, and puzzle sections.
- 02Multiple levels
- The escape is divided across various levels.
- 03Different opponents
- Encounters include multiple kinds of opponents and various weapons.
- 04Music and sound
- The game includes music and sound alongside its shooter gameplay.
Station 228 compared to similar games
Station 228 combines a space-station escape story with puzzles, multiple levels, firearms, crowbar attacks, and different opponents. Civil Warfare: Another Bullet In The War centers on multiplayer Battle Royale matches, while Hardcore ZBoy focuses on a plotless zombie run with survival until the next day and a 700-point target. Visceral Cubes also uses a space-station setting, but its description centers on a four-map virtual reality experience with physics-based zombies.
Station 228: platforms & release
Is Station 228 worth it?
It is worth it if: classic shooter fans who want puzzles alongside combat. Skip it if: players seeking a quiet, non-combat space-station adventure may hit a wall when Ramses is instructed to take a gun and fight.
Where can I download Station 228?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Station 228's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Station 228 on?
Windows only.
