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Perfect Tides: Station to Station

Released
Published by Rob from the Shack
Updated
Steam Deck Playable
Single-player Achievements Full Controller Cloud Saves Family Sharing
A point-and-click sequel about growing up in the big city, following 18-year-old Mara through a year of messy relationships, new ideas and finding her feet.

Perfect Tides: Station to Station follows on from the award-winning Perfect Tides, and this time we’re stepping into the shoes of 18-year-old Mara as she navigates the big city. It’s a point-and-click adventure about that strange, wobbly stretch of early adulthood, full of seasonal acts, non-linear exploration and branching outcomes that shape Mara’s year.

You’ll collect names and subjects to build up Mara’s understanding of the world around her, explore more than 60 environments by hopping on the public transit system, and dive into friendships and romances that feel properly complicated. The gameplay mechanics have been streamlined and expanded too, so poking around rooms and picking up objects feels smoother than ever.

Whether you played the original Perfect Tides or you’re coming to this world fresh, Station to Station stands on its own as a complete story. It’s a game about momentum, whiplash, and figuring out where you belong, told with the same cinematic care that made the first one so loved.

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