Sixtieth Kilometer, a captivating visual novel, immerses gamers in a gripping narrative centered around a strange phenomenon that grips a train and its confused passengers. In this interactive game, users can control the course of events by making important decisions, engaging in dialogues with a variety of characters and, ultimately, shaping the unfolding plot. In the beginning, Marina, a university student, goes on a routine train commute to work. Little does she know that her routine trip could take a nightmarish turn. The train stops in an empty space shrouded in an unsettling pink fog. A quick and grim fate awaits the passenger who dares to go outside, leaving everyone on board in a state of complete bewilderment and horror.

“The Sixty Kilometer” brings together interesting characters, each of whom has a unique personality and an intricate story. This includes Nikolai, an exhausted driver who feels guilty for the death of his friend, and Alexander Petrovich, a mysterious figure equipped with a gas mask that allows him to make fleeting forays into nature, and Evgeniy Konstantinovich, an annoying drunkard whose antics threaten to upset the fragile balance of the besieged group. The title is an atmospheric tapestry, replete with unexpected plot twists and heart-stopping surprises. In the decision-making process, users have to deal with far-reaching consequences of their choices, which can ultimately lead to very different results. Sixtieth Kilometer delves deep into themes of survival, morality and the essence of humanity, delivering immersive and thought-provoking gameplay.