The Final Station: The Only Traitor

I like that we get a different, but equally low-level view of the apocalypse vs the main game, and a different, but also effective method of obtuse storytelling. Encounter design's a little better, but still lacking; the new ranged enemy's the only thing you've gotta actually plan around. The levels are more complex (they loop horizontally and bigger buildings are often small loops or branches in themselves), the main character gets an actual voice and more complex personality, and the plot is even bleaker than before without sacrificing its humanity… the dawn of a desperate hope turns out to be terminal dusk.