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The post-game chats ('Oh, that's what happened to you!') are one of the best parts of it-just so long as you're able to reinstate friendship-mode after being poisoned to death by a filthy liar.ThereвЂ™s a good chance that you-yes, you!-might be feeling a little down this time of year. I'm sure there's fun to be had with the right group of strangers, but so far I've only played Project Winter with people I know. Watching the remaining survivors struggle while having more information than them makes for excellent drama. I can only provide ghostly healing, heat, or damage according to what I think I know, and hope they observe my indirect communication. Sometimes I know who one of the traitors is-because she killed me-but can't tell them directly. As a ghost, I can teleport around the map to watch everyone else struggle-sometimes overhearing them wonder if I'm still out there, or if I died, or if I was a traitor. Project Winter is one of the few games where I don't mind spectating if I die early. The worst see the traitors play it too safe at first, so that they have no choice but to pull out guns late in the game and chase the survivors around. The best games see a combination of tricks. Traitors can sabotage access panels to loot bunkers, drop traps, play sneaky games with walkie-talkies-the only way to communicate over distances-encourage risky treks and then run back to the cabin claiming to have gotten 'lost,' and all sorts of other devious things. Of course, I'd been warming up with the two real traitors the whole time. We banished them, and let them kill each other in the cold. Naturally, the three of us in the cabin figured we were witnessing two traitors trying to throw us off by feigning discord. Two players were shouting toward the cabin that the other was the traitor. In one game, while warming up inside the starting cabin with two other players, we heard an argument outside. More often than not I'm the one being fooled.

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It worked for a little bit, but I tend to crack under pressure given long enough. I claimed not to have any idea what he was talking about, and accused him of being a traitor, since clearly I'd been helping these other two while he threw accusations around. When I returned with the two of them, who'd seen or heard none of this, this nosy survivor was still on about how I was probably a traitor. Rather than protest, I simply walked away and found two other survivors who'd gone on an expedition to find the next objective. In one game, as a traitor, I was called out by a survivor who noticed that I'd left valuable resources sitting in a crate instead of shepherding them to the power station. And when players are cut off from each other-the area voice chat only carries so far-stories begin to conflict. Meanwhile, hunger and cold are eating at everybody, and there's not much time to dedicate to interrogating your temporary non-friends about their whereabouts and intentions. The traitors usually help during this stage to avoid being found out. The survivors have to first get a power station up and running, which means looting or crafting materials to drop into it. There's a lot to keep track of outside of sussing out rats. But if a survivor stumbles upon an open traitor crate, they may remember who it was that wandered up that way 'looking for berries.' The top-down view means that, if you can't see someone on your screen, they can't see you, giving traitors privacy when they want to open special, traitor-only crates that contain weapons, traps, and poisons. Project Winter's adaption succeeds by replacing face-to-face communication with lots of subtle ways for the traitors to hinder the survivors, which also gives the survivors lots of subtle hints as to who the traitors are. When players are cut off from each other, stories begin to conflict.

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And two, the full experience of sitting in a circle trying to suss out liars among your friends can't be replicated in a game, at least until mainstream VR accurately reproduces facial expressions and body language. It's no fun if the secret traitors just say 'haha, I'm a traitor' at the start. It's another attempt at bringing the basic concept of party game Werewolf-you may know it by its Mafia variant-into a multiplayer videogame.

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