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''Traitor'' selects anywhere from one to seven of your fellow crewmates to be syndicate agents, with the goal of completing three or four objectives. Be vigilant and report suspicious activities to Security, such as, but not limited to: | ''Traitor'' selects anywhere from one to seven of your fellow crewmates to be [[Traitor|syndicate agents]], with the goal of completing three or four objectives. Be vigilant and report suspicious activities to Security, such as, but not limited to: | ||
* Breaking into secure areas on the station | * Breaking into secure areas on the station | ||
Revision as of 03:03, 6 July 2022
Game Modes control exactly how a round will play, and decide whether it'll be a relatively peaceful shift or an instant disaster with no survivors.
Secret
The default game mode is Secret, which randomly picks one of the following game modes:
- Traitor
- Nuke Ops
- Extended
Traitor
Traitor selects anywhere from one to seven of your fellow crewmates to be syndicate agents, with the goal of completing three or four objectives. Be vigilant and report suspicious activities to Security, such as, but not limited to:
- Breaking into secure areas on the station
- Cutting wires and destroying substations
- Stealing items from department heads
- Murdering your fellow crew mates
Nuke Ops
Your station has been targeted by Elite Syndicate Nuclear Operatives (Nuke Ops), otherwise simply known as nukies, who want to detonate a nuclear fission warhead inside!
Extended
In Extended, there are no antagonists beyond the usual random events.
Suspicion
Removed as of 1/28/2022
Suspicion is a test game mode from earlier in the game's development, designed for more than five players and with a short time limit. If you've played TTT, it's similar to it, but with more guns and less fun.
Sandbox
Sandbox gives players the ability to use some of the game's debug tools, namely the spawn entities and spawn tiles panels, allowing you to build whatever you want using the large number of objects the game contains.
