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Metrophobia

Fang's Lab · Published by Fang's Lab · Official site ↗

Content notice: The game features unsettling scenes, jump scares, and other typical horror game elements. This experience may not be suitable for players who are sensitive to such content.

Last updated 30 Sept 2026

Trapped in an abandoned metro, you must escape an ever-repeating station filled with anomalies and lurking horrors. Face over 100 unique disturbances and terrifying beings as you struggle to break free.

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Explore an abandoned metro station filled with unique disturbances and terrifying beings in Metrophobia. Craft a path to escape as you face the ever-repeating horrors in this casual adventure from Fang's Lab.

About this game

You find yourself trapped in an eerie and seemingly abandoned metro station. There are no people in sight, yet an unsettling feeling of someone—or something—lurking in the shadows never leaves you. Your objective is simple yet daunting: escape the metro. However, every time you step through the exit, you find yourself back at the beginning, caught in a mysterious and never-ending loop.

As you explore the dim, unsettling tunnels, anomalies begin to reveal themselves—subtle at first, like objects slightly out of place, but quickly escalating into something more sinister. These anomalies twist your perception of reality, constantly blurring the lines between the mundane and the horrifying. Even though the environment appears lifeless, it reacts to your actions, and each new loop reveals fresh, bizarre distortions of the familiar station.

The further you progress, the more the anomalies intensify, and soon you're faced not only with unsettling dissonances but also terrifying beings that emerge from the shadows. Staying vigilant becomes a matter of life and death, as even a single wrong move might bring you face-to-face with a lethal monstrosity. To survive, you must adapt to the evolving horrors and outsmart the unknown forces that dwell within the metro.

Key Features

  • Over 100 Unique Anomalies: Every loop brings new disturbances—some subtle, some terrifying. The game features over 100 distinct anomalies that challenge your perception of reality, keeping each playthrough unpredictable.

  • Two Unlockable Game Modes: After completing the main story, two additional game modes become available, each offering a fresh take on the metro's mysteries. One focuses on exploration and discovery without the constant threat of danger, while the other intensifies the horror elements, providing an even more challenging and terrifying experience.

  • Evolving Horror: Experience a horror that doesn't rely solely on cheap scares but builds a deeper sense of dread through ever-changing environments and unexpected events.

  • Persistent Presence: Even though the station seems empty, you always feel like you’re not alone. This unnerving sense of presence keeps you on edge as you move through familiar yet disorienting spaces.

Prepare yourself for a uniquely terrifying experience that pushes beyond the ordinary scares, taking you deep into an immersive nightmare where every step could be your last.

System Requirements

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Minimum

Minimum:
  • OS *: Windows 7
  • Processor: Intel i3
  • Memory: 2 GB RAM
  • Graphics: GeForce GTX 1060

Recommended

Recommended:
  • OS: Windows 10
  • Processor: Intel i3
  • Memory: 2 GB RAM
  • Graphics: GeForce GTX 1080

Supported Languages

English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Portuguese - Portugal, Turkish, Ukrainian, Japanese
*languages with full audio support

Latest news

  • Community & EventsOfficial

    We’re at Ukrainian Games Festival 2025 with Metrophobia!

    The Ukrainian Games Festival returns to Steam for a week-long celebration of local talent. From August 14–21, expect discounts, demos, and premieres from hundreds of Ukrainian projects — from tiny indies to veteran studios. It’s the fourth edition of the event, and it’s always loud, bright, and welcoming. Come hang out with us!We’re bringing Metrophobia — a first-person horror where you’re trapped in an abandoned metro and forced to escape an ever-repeating station crawling with anomalies. Face 100+ unique disturbances, choose your path through eerie corridors, and test yourself in two modes: a regular, lit route or the hardest option — flashlight only. The demo is available on Steam, and the full release is planned for November 3, 2025.Drop by the festival page, play the demo, tell us what scared you most, and hit Wishlist — it helps a lot. And don’t stop with us: the festival is packed with genres, heart, and surprises from other teams.See you at UGF — let’s make it a proper celebration of games together!
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  • Community & EventsOfficial

    🚇 Metrophobia is joining Steam Next Fest 2025!

    It’s happening! Metrophobia is taking part in Steam Next Fest 2025, and we’re thrilled to share our demo with you! 🚇 Prepare for a mind-bending experience in an abandoned metro station that refuses to let you go. Every tunnel leads back, and every turn hides a new horror. Will you escape this nightmare? 🔹 100+ anomalies and terrifying creatures 🔹 An endless looping metro that changes as you explore 🔹 Two difficulty modes: full lighting or flashlight only Download the demo, test your courage, and share your thoughts! The festival lasts only a week—don’t miss your chance to step into fear! {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/45235948/a4c7a01f008a647e5d67ae1da107561330f919aa.png
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  • Community & EventsOfficial

    Metrophobia is joining Scream Fest 3!

    Hey there, horror fans! We’re excited to announce that Metrophobia will be featured in the Scream Fest 3 this Halloween! If you haven’t experienced the game yet, this is your perfect chance to dive into its spooky atmosphere. For newcomers: Metrophobia is a horror game filled with strange anomalies and eerie vibes in an endlessly looping metro station. Your goal is to find a way out of this weird and ever-changing place. You can also choose your preferred difficulty mode — play with full lighting or take on the extra challenge with just a flashlight! Also, don’t forget — during the festival, the demo version of Metrophobia will be available! This is your opportunity to explore the creepy metro tunnels and see if you can survive the chills. And here’s the cherry on top: we’ll be hosting a special developer stream! Join us to learn more about the game’s creation, ask questions, and of course, watch how it all looks in real time.
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    Metrophobia – Demo Available Now!

    Players, are you ready to dive into a truly terrifying atmosphere? We’re excited to announce that the demo version of Metrophobia is now available for download! Metrophobia is a horror game that plunges you into the eerie world of anomalies and endless metro corridors. Can you escape this labyrinth and uncover its mysteries? Choose your difficulty: a regular mode with lighting or a mode for the bravest – only with a flashlight. Play the demo today and add Metrophobia to your wishlist to stay tuned for the full release!
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  • AnnouncementsOfficial

    Anomaly Horror: A Flawless Concept (Almost)

    I recently discovered the anomaly horror genre for myself, and though I’m no expert, I’d like to share my observations. One of the first notable games in this genre, in my opinion, was The Exit 8, which was released in November 2023. Since then, many clones have appeared, most choosing similar locations—metros or trains (Shinkansen 0, Anomaly Exit, The Anomalous Hour). Some went further, like False Dream, set in a Japanese apartment. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/45235948/f94c2e8832a4a354db36ba2bc21c2908f2b0af88.jpg {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/45235948/5aa0a31fa2ded4eaa5d5786157be9388d88df001.jpg {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/45235948/2457dd0d41c94253aace4e3fb7a247245407cc67.jpg {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/45235948/d018461560d6076865b69c425fadde31a8740adb.jpg I don’t attach a negative meaning to the word "clone". A clone can either simply copy ideas or develop them to new heights. Iconic games like Portal and Minecraft started as direct clones of predecessors that only geeks remember today. So, I use the term "clone" neutrally. Analyzing these games, I realized that the concept of anomaly horror is incredibly intriguing and practically flawless. Focus on Details The main feature of this genre is that it forces the player to stay constantly vigilant and attentive throughout the game. Progress requires paying attention to details. In this state, even minor events, like a shadow or a sound, can trigger a strong emotional reaction without the need for loud jump scares or monsters. This approach is perfect for horror and doesn’t come across as cheap. Level Design and Assets One advantage of the genre is the ability to infinitely reuse the same location, such as a corridor or train car, repeated in cycles. This simplifies development since there’s no need to create a lot of new assets, and the same location is perceived as a liminal space, creating an appropriate atmosphere. This is especially useful for indie developers with limited resources. Flexibility and Design This genre allows developers to avoid many m...
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