Last Train Home - North or South, Penza Choice Explained

Last Train Home is the story of Czechoslovak legionaries, travelling through Russia during civil war. The player becomes a major, whose task is to lead soldiers to their homeland. Difficult decisions will have to be made along the way, one of them is picking a route, north or south, in Penza. Read more about this choice.

Last Train Home – North or South, Penza choice Explained

Many players wonder which is better way in Penza – north or south. The proper answer is both of them are equally good. Picking them will change your experience a little bit, but eventually, you will arrive to the same place at the end.

1. North – picking this route is more peaceful. Red army is not so frequent in this region. You will also be able to find slightly more soldiers, however, they may be a little bit worse than in the south. You will also get more resources for quests and from various encounters. At the same time, if you do not manage your food carefully, you may end with a low supply of it because of large number of soldiers.
2. South – if you like combat missions, you should probably pick this route. You will get less resources as rewards, so you should use skirmishes with Red army fully, and loot everything you can. If you do it correctly, you shouldn’t have problems with supplies. At the same time, south route will give you a chance to acquire an Artillery car for free in the random event. As far as we know, there is no such thing on the north path.

As you can see, there is no wrong choice. The route should depend on your preferred experience. Both paths are connected with various challenges, and you will have to use your skills to overcome them.

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Last Train Home

November 28, 2023

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