When exploring the dilapidated stops on you journey, Peter will also encounter other survivors, just like in The Final Station. It’s an experience that made the base game compelling, and it’s delightful to return to that 2D survival horror loop in the DLC. The tenants of conserving ammo, knowing when to run or bash with a baseball bat, and cleverly using environmental items to your advantage are all intact. New forms of these shadowy menaces can be found throughout The Only Traitor, and some old enemies have learned new tricks (like crawling towards you after being knocked down). Like in The Final Station, light puzzles and hazards impede Peter’s progress, as well as enemies. Scavenging for food, water, and gasoline while exploring the mysterious ruins of the recently abandoned society makes for an increasingly difficult task as the journey goes on. As you drive from place to place in your muscle car, you stop at points of interest to to stock up on supplies periodically. Instead of being the conductor on the most important train on the planet, you are Peter, a wandering rogue looking for shelter.
The very obvious change is the protagonist. But what’s different about this DLC, exactly? The Only Traitor is more than just a side story it changes fundamental game play elements to create a short, new interpretation of Do My Best’s already strong design. While a well-armed bullet train speeds to save humanity from the extraterrestrial threat, one man speeds through the wasteland alone, just trying to survive. Stealth released on April 19th, The Only Traitor – a DLC to the stellar The Final Station – tells a different story in a different part of the world being ravaged by alien invasion.
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