In the new slice of story-based DLC, you’ll have to assault enemy gangs, defend yourself from hordes of walkers, and reclaim the supply cache. Original Article (April 21st, 2021): We’re sure to learn more in the days leading up to the launch of ‘Aftershocks’, but for now the studio has tossed out a trailer which shows some fresh action centering around a mysteriously supply cache from the Louisiana National Guard. Skydance also says there’s still more yet to come to the game, so we should be on the lookout in the coming months for more zombie-crushing action. The free update is said to include “new missions, new threats, and a new mystery to uncover,” something the studio says will take between 4-6 hours to play. Update (August 3rd, 2021): Skydance announced in a PS blogpost that after the long wait, Aftershock is finally scheduled to arrive on all supported platforms on September 23rd, 2021. The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners is available of PC VR headsets via Steam, Viveport, and the Oculus PC Store, as well on Oculus Quest and PSVR.
In it, you hunt down valuable boxes scattered throughout the same levels as before and build your arsenal to take on zombies in new and interesting ways, like using or avoiding trip mines along the circuitous path to the hidden cache, and dealing with some new rivals. It doesn’t sound like anything mind-exploding, but it seems to offer more than enough reason to hop back in if you already beat it. Update (September 23rd, 2021): We haven’t had a chance to go hands-on with Aftershocks yet, however we’ve heard reports from around the VR community that it adds a welcome few hours of gameplay to the whole 10+ hour experience. The long-awaited ‘Aftershocks’ expansion to The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners (2020) is landing today on all supported platforms for free, which is said to bring 4-6 hours of fresh content to the zombie-slaying adventure.
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