You're behind on your rent, way behind! And there are a few other unpaid bills in your mailbox. To escape from your problems, you take a job on a space station. Soon you realize that the job isn't what you had expected.

Titan Station is a walking simulator. And boy, you do have to walk a lot in this game. Unfortunately, you have to go through the same areas again and again.

The graphics are very pretty, especially effects like steam, smoke, light, sandstorms look really great. However, the entire space station contains very little interior and the same items are reused throughout the rooms. Rooms are connected by corridors and apart from occasional different color, all the corridors look the same.

Nevertheless, the game manages to get quite exciting. This is also the game's greatest strength, the very high tension most of the time.

All speakers are very professional. Sound effects are excellent, and the music isn't bad.

What bothers me about the game is the story. Although it's exciting, I don't consider it particularly great or original. The end of the game is roughly predictable.

It took me around six hours to complete the game, but after an incident at around the middle of the game, I didn't really care about the story anymore.

Titan Station is one of those games that is neither bad nor good. It's an OK game, but in my opinion, there are many games out there that are better than this. I had some fun, but not enough to recommend the game.

- professional voice acting
- exciting most of the time
- very good sound effects
- good music
- good retro science fiction setting
- easy achievements
- simple but fun puzzles
- towards the end of the game, you also get out of the station

- you have to walk a lot
- and you can't run
- you have to cross the same areas over and over again
- very simple station setup
- almost all rooms and all corridors look the same
- strange story, I didn't like it
- foreseeable end
- no Steam trading cards