Directors Cut: Train – Bonnie & Clyde

They were nobody. Tonight, they walk in through the front door.

Seven months ago, Kira and Mark were fired from Glassy Sky, the corporation that took their jobs, their money, and their future. Now they have a stolen car, a couple of guns, and a plan only the two of them know.

Bonnie & Clyde is a standalone story campaign for Directors Cut: Train . Four acts and a heist that will leave nothing the same.

What awaits you

Escapes and gunfights on the move. Shake off the chase through the night city: behind the wheel, or gun in hand while Bonnie drives.

Storm the headquarters. Floor by floor: security guards, shield troopers, red alarm lights and a countdown you can't stop.

A partner who actually helps. Bonnie fights at your side, covers you, and makes her own choices. She isn't baggage or decoration.

The Assault Plan. Objectives appear as the night unfolds: you always know where to go, but never how it ends.

Visions and dreams. Some scenes pull you out of reality into quiet, strange places where the real events happen inside the hero's head.

New locations and chases. A gas station, office floors, stairwells, forest roads, and an airport at dawn.

A story told in brushstrokes. The recognizable painterly style of Directors Cut: Train , character portraits, and story illustrations.

What it's about

It's a heist, but not only that. It's a story about two people racing toward the same goal who may picture it very differently. One of them smiles too brightly. The other is too busy saving them to hear what they're saying. When the heist succeeds, they'll be left with one question: what now?

Requirements

The base game Directors Cut: Train is required. The DLC takes about 1 hour to complete and does not require finishing the original campaign.

Content

The game contains scenes of violence, smoking, and references to severe mental health struggles and self-harm. See the age rating section for details.