Mystery Horror Visual Novel Train Of Afterlife Is Now On Steam

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Zeiva Inc. has released its mystery, psychological horror visual novel Train of Afterlife on Steam for Windows. It costs $12.99, which is actually a dollar less than you can buy it on Zeiva’s website.

 

It starts with you appearing on a train without a name, memory, or even a body. There are five other passengers on board, each of which have stories from their past to tell.

 

One of the passengers seems to be closely tied to your own past. Interacting with them will change your destination as you enter the final stage of your life.

 

You can play a demo of Train of Afterlife in your browser. There’s also a download of the demo on its website.


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