Terminator: Resistance Annihilation Line

The base game casts you as Jacob Rivers, a resistance soldier fighting machines that have taken the surface. You push through ruined suburbs and industrial sites, either shooting past patrols or slipping through them with hacking tools and quieter weapons. Scrap picked up along the way is traded and crafted into gear, a skill tree shapes how you fight, and conversations with survivors at your base change what happens to them. This add-on drops in partway through that campaign, after the first infiltrator is put down. Rivers is ordered to look into an outpost that has gone quiet, and joins a squad led by Kyle Reese to push past the perimeter the machines have drawn. It runs several hours across new ground, with its own supporting characters. Two enemy types absent from the main campaign appear here, the heavy T-600 endoskeleton and the HK Centurion, so fights lean harder on cover and target priority. The weapon set is widened as well. The story can be played on its own, though it reads better once the matching point in the main campaign has been reached.

KEY FEATURES

• Several Hours Of Story - A self-contained campaign that slots into the middle of the main game's plot.
• Fight Beside Kyle Reese - Join a resistance squad pushing past the machine perimeter to a silent outpost.
• Two New Machine Types - The heavy T-600 endoskeleton and the HK Centurion force different tactics from the base roster.
• Wider Arsenal - Additional weapons are available for the harder encounters this content introduces.
• Base Game Needed - Terminator: Resistance must be owned before this content can be played.