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Stationfall

DOS - 1987
Also available on: Amiga - Amstrad CPC - Atari 8-bit - Atari ST - Commodore 64 - Mac

Stationfall is an excellent sequel to classic Planetfall, although it does not have the same charm as its predecessor.

The game is set 5 years after the events in Planetfall. Sent in a shuttle on a routine bureaucratic errand to a local space station, you arrive to find the station deserted, a strange alien space ship in one of the docking bays, and mechanical devices behaving erratically. You must discover what happened to the crew, and deal with the unknown threat before your limited supplies run out.

Stationfall offers a lot of solid writing and detailed descriptions that Meretzsky fans have come to expect. The humor this time around is toned down, however - this is a much more "serious" game than Planetfall. Puzzles are more difficult than Planetfall, although most of them have sufficient clues. They are definitely the highlight of the game, especially since there are fewer memorable NPCs this time around. If you enjoy the sci-fi puzzles in Starcross, you will enjoy the ones in this game.

Overall, Stationfall is great game that won't disappoint fans of Planetfall. It won't bring Floyd back, but it does shine with great atmosphere and many good puzzles. The humor is less pronounced, but still permeates much of the game. If you enjoy sci-fi IF titles, you could do far worse than this classic. Highly recommended!

Review By HOTUD

Comments and reviews

Casey 07 Feb. 2026

The StationFall DOS_r107.zip seems to be corrupt and cannot be decompressed.

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admin 17 Dec. 2014
Admin

You're right, I changed the game archive, thx!

3
Tarka 15 Dec. 2014

There is only a dat file - how do you install this in the infocom directory?

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phoenixwarbird29 26 Oct. 2014

The file doesnt work with dosbox, there is only the dat file.

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Downloads

DOS version
r107
United Kingdom English
101 KB
Mac version
Game file
United Kingdom English
105 KB
Commodore 64 version
Game file
United Kingdom English
104 KB
Amiga version
Game file
United Kingdom English
119 KB
Amstrad CPC version
Game file
United Kingdom English
106 KB
Atari 8-bit version
Game file
United Kingdom English
147 KB
Atari ST version
Game file
United Kingdom English
318 KB

Extras

Manual Manual 1
Extra file
DOS 2 MB English English

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