This makes The Only Traitor feel more like a brawler than a shooter. The Only Traitor puts the player in control of a different character, one that feels larger and slower, albeit more powerful. The Final Station had three different types of guns combined with a weak-looking punch. Materials found are used for crafting and selling.Īside from a handful of new enemies, combat remains unchanged, with the exception of putting more emphasis on melee attacks instead of shooting. The main goal in each area isn’t to obtain a code anymore, but instead to acquire food, water and gasoline to carry on to the next area. Much of the landscapes remain the same buildings are looming masses of negative space, and entering a door into a new room or tunnel is the only way to see what sort of dangers lurk on the other side.
Taking place simultaneously as the events in The Final Station, The Only Traitor relies on the same gameplay elements from the main title with a slight spin. This standalone package does a fine job in uncovering some of the mystery left behind in the main game, but that sense of mystery still remains. Not all of these questions are addressed in the DLC The Only Traitor, unfortunately. Hands down my personal favorite game of 2016 – in retrospect, if I could change my review to a five out of five, I would.Īs interesting as the story in The Final Station was, it left question unanswered. The events that transpired on that fated train ride would remain with me forever.
I would find myself often comparing the experience I had with The Final Station to other games, analyzing the story in great detail long after I had completed the game. However, there was something about this title that dug into the back of my mind and stayed there. At the time, I gave it a four out of five, a very honorable and worthy score. This was a very interesting title which resonated personally for me. In September of last year, I reviewed The Final Station by Do My Best Games.
The Final Station: The Only Traitor DLC from Do My Best Games
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