Still There

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Still There casts you as a lone engineer maintaining a crumbling space station while figuring out cryptic transmissions and corporate sabotage. Manage oxygen levels, repair flickering lights, and dodge malfunctioning robots in a point-and-click setup that blends survival sim with narrative twists. Each decision ripples through a story where authority figures are untrustworthy, AI is aggressive, and the line between sanity and cosmic horror blurs. The interface feels cluttered but functional, with puzzles often requiring quick thinking to avoid station-wide meltdowns. The game’s sharp dialogue and escalating paranoia set it apart, earning mentions in indie circles for its bite-sized yet layered storytelling. While not graphically flashy, its retro aesthetic and snappy writing keep players hooked, especially during late-night shifts where the station’s creaks and static feel oddly engaging. A smaller but dedicated following praises its refusal to hold your hand, though some found the abrupt endings divisive. Short on hand-holding but rich in existential dread, it’s a niche pick for those craving tension in the void.