Trapped in a ghostly train, Saki must search the past and present to find and save her friends. More importantly, Saki must use her wits if she is to survive against an unspeakable evil hellbent on avenging unrequited love.
Platforms
Switch PC PS4 XONEGenres
Adventure Indie Puzzle Role-playing (RPG)Themes
Horror
Languages: English and 5 more
| Interface | Audio | Subtitles | |
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| Chinese (Simplified) | |||
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| French |
Media
Critic Reviews
Cubed3
By AthanasiosRe:Turn - One Way Trip is pleasant to the eyes, works ok with no bugs or whatnot… and that's about it. Sadly, there's nothing good to say about it. Apart from just not being scary (like at all), and having an uninteresting story, the bulk of the experience revolves around running from A to B for about five hours, picking key items, and using them in the obvious spot. It's a fetch quest, plain and simple.
Bazimag
By Sina GolabzadeRe:Turn - One Way Trip doesn’t really add anything new to adventure games or horror stories but it is still a fun and short videogame with a very good visual style, a nice moody score and smart use of sound effects.
SECTOR.sk
By SammyGhostly train with puzzle and five college friends can be scary and it is partially adequate.
Pure Nintendo
By Kirk HinerRe:Turn – One Way Trip isn't a terribly long or frightening excursion, but those seeking a good puzzle adventure with an emotionally-rich story and a take-charge female protagonist will be happy they bought the ticket.
TheSixthAxis
By Reuben MountSilent Hill by way of Japanese horror, Re:Turn makes a more than decent attempt at inciting fear in the player. It might be handled in a way that comes across a little hammy at times, but the fantastic atmosphere incited by the visual and sound design more than make up for this. Sprinkle in some excellent puzzles and an engrossing story and you've got one hell of a reason to turn up those headphones and turn down those lights.
