PASCO 2100

Explore the subway station and find the different endings.
There are 4 for now, I didn't have time to do more before the Jam.

Brief History of the Abandoned Pasco Station 

Pasco Sur Station, located on Line A of the Buenos Aires Subway, Argentina, is an emblematic site shrouded in history and mystery. Inaugurated in 1913 along with the rest of the line, it operated for 38 years as another stop on the underground route. However, on August 6, 1951, its doors abruptly closed to the public, leaving behind a legacy of questions and urban legends.

 Reasons for the closure: 

 There are various theories about the reasons that led to the cessation of operations of Pasco Sur station. The most widespread version points to structural problems in the adjacent building to the station, the People's House, which compromised the safety of the station itself. Other versions, without official support, mention tragic events that occurred at the station, such as fires or accidents, which would have motivated its definitive closure. 

 Current state of the station: 

After its closure, Pasco Sur station was left in a complete state of abandonment. Its accesses were sealed, and darkness and silence took over its platforms and corridors. Over time, the station became an icon of urban culture, inspiring stories, legends and even artistic interventions. Its image, impregnated with an aura of mystery and nostalgia, attracts curious people and urban explorers who seek to delve into its secrets.

Credits

Crafted by my superBatMan_9, in a frantic 6-day caffeine-fueled blitz.

All the code is mine, it's rubbish and the worst I've ever produced, but it functions passably.

The station and subway modeling is also my handiwork.

I downloaded the people models on the train from Sketchfab, along with some other bits and bobs from random places.

The sounds are a medley of Zapsplat and Pixibay.

Then there's a random assortment of stuff I downloaded from the internet, mostly images.

I'm out of time to elaborate further, the jam ends in two hours.

I hope you enjoy it as much as I did creating it! :)