Comment by Rendello

> offers a more overwhelming MC Escher-like experience

That reminds me of one of my favourite games of all time, Knossu [1]. It's a short game from the peak of the indie era, written by Jonathan Whiting (whose post "Why I write games in C" made the rounds a few times here [2]). It's not anything like a train station, but it's non-Euclidean, labyrinthine, and surreal. My favourite part is that despite it being extremely simple (WASD only), and despite having beat it, I still don't really understand the core mechanic. It feels like a dream.

Actually, hell, that reminder reminds me of another similar looking game, LSD: Dream Emulator [3]. One of the many surreal Platstation 1 & 2 "games" from Japan. I haven't played it, but I've been thinking about it lately as it's the cover art for Alt-J's album Relaxer [4].

Which reminds me of another *--STACK OVERFLOW--*

1. https://jonathanwhiting.com/games/knossu/press.html

2. https://hn.algolia.com/?q=Why+I+Write+Games+in+C

3. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LSD:_Dream_Emulator

4. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relaxer_(album)