subway midnight is a rad game, but there is some stuff new players might want 2 know.
1) you cant change ANY settings aside from fullscreen/window, and there are no manual saves (it autosaves after each room change--usually if the screen goes black, it's saved)
2) there are 3 endings. you have to play at least 3 times to get everything, but itll skip over completed sections on future plays. for your first run, its better to go in blind. after that, you should use a guide for the more tedious/confusing puzzles (i used this one: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2883277134)
3) there are only a handful of traditional jumpscares in this game, which is awesome for people who hate those. the horror is mainly from the atmosphere, and playing several times doesnt detract from it. imo the visuals and atmosphere are the strongest parts of this game
4) moving around in colin's game is almost as fun as having a coughing fit in the middle of an exam

subway midnight is a rad game, but there is some stuff new players might want 2 know. 1) you cant change ANY settings aside from fullscreen/window, and there are no manual saves (it autosaves after each room change--usually if the screen goes black, it's saved) 2) there are 3 endings. you have to play at least 3 times to get everything, but itll skip over completed sections on future plays. for your first run, its better to go in blind. after that, you should use a guide for the more tedious/confusing puzzles (i used this one: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2883277134) 3) there are only a handful of traditional jumpscares in this game, which is awesome for people who hate those. the horror is mainly from the atmosphere, and playing several times doesnt detract from it. imo the visuals and atmosphere are the strongest parts of this game 4) moving around in colin's game is almost as fun as having a coughing fit in the middle of an exam