THE LAST TRAIN: Baquedano Review Shadows, Subways, and Something Behind You |GLG

Stepping into the dim, echoing corridors of THE LAST TRAIN: Baquedano feels like drifting into a waking nightmare stitched from urban folklore and flickering subway lights. This unsettling descent invites you to explore its abandoned station, piece together its mysteries, and confront the presence stalking just beyond your peripheral vision. As you push deeper into its oppressive tunnels, every sound and shadow becomes a question this indepth exploration aims to unravel with a steady pulse and a wary glance over the shoulder.