The Metro Anomaly game cover
GAMEPUSH · via WGPlayground
The Metro Anomaly

Study a looping abandoned station and decide when an anomaly means you should turn back.

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NewPublished by GAMEPUSH · via WGPlayground

The Metro Anomaly

Study a looping abandoned station and decide when an anomaly means you should turn back.

VerifiedAug 14, 2026
psychological horror games

Quiet psychological horror built around observation and doubt

The Metro Anomaly avoids a conventional jump-scare chase. You move through a looping abandoned station, watch for changes and decide whether continuing or turning back is the correct response.

Complete six circles without making the wrong anomaly decision; an error sends the run back to circle zero. WASD moves, the mouse looks around and Shift runs.

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How to play

Simple controls, wherever you play.

Desktop

Use keyboard and mouse to aim, select, drag or activate the on-screen controls. Exact keys and actions are shown when the game starts.

Phone & tablet

Touch controls are not confirmed in the current source listing. A desktop or a device with a hardware keyboard is recommended.

Quick tips

Start with a clear plan

  • Create a mental checklist of signs, lights, objects and passage details on every loop.
  • When something feels wrong, stop and compare the scene before choosing a direction.
Game artwork

Publisher-provided catalog cover

This image is the catalog artwork supplied with the WGPlayground listing. In-game visuals may differ after the title loads.

The Metro Anomaly catalog cover artwork
Listing details

WGPlayground browser listing

Aug 14, 2026
  • Landscape browser game with keyboard, mouse controls.
  • Loads inside the Fun8 player after publisher-content consent.
  • Published by GAMEPUSH and listed through WGPlayground.
Helpful answers

The Metro Anomaly questions

Does The Metro Anomaly rely on jump scares?

The WGPlayground description says there are no screamers; the tension comes from silence, repetition and the feeling of being watched.

What happens after a wrong decision?

The game returns you to circle zero, so careful observation matters more than rushing.