Gameplay-wise you actually have a lot of control of your characters, which surprised me for a game with such a strong and linear narrative. Also the different tones of each story donвЂ™t really vibe well with each other, which makes the final chapter that closes all three feel a little disjointed. I wonвЂ™t spoil anything here, but I was mildly disappointed as it felt like they took the least interesting path to finish up and it was a little predictable. While the ending was well written and enjoyable, it felt like none of the main characters got a chance to shine in their final outing.

I think that the story of The Last Stop falls down a little in its final chapter. Everything sort of spirals from here, but Variable State is able to balance the relationship drama of the group of teens and the issues DonnaвЂ™s family is going through together very well with the sci-fi story.

As you might expect there is something weird going on, and the teens end up confronting the stranger. In this story DonnaвЂ™s best friend Vivek sees a strange man doing something suspicious, and the teens decide to follow him. The best story was the teen delinquent one, starring Donna, her family, and her fellow teen friends. I assume that was either down to my personal choices or by design from the devs, but I suppose IвЂ™ll never know! All three stories are enjoyable, but I found the protagonist of the last one, Meena, to be the least likeable. One is a body swap buddy comedy, one is a delinquent teen relationship/sci-fi drama, and the other is a more serious story about a woman cheating on her husband with the backdrop of her work for an intelligence agency.

The three stories of The Last Stop are quite tonally different.

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