XCOM®: Chimera Squad
Rank #2302 on PlayPulse
Rank #2302 on PlayPulse
XCOM: Chimera Squad delivers an all-new story and turn-based tactical combat experience in the XCOM universe. After years of alien rule, humanity won the war for Earth. But when the Overlords fled the planet, they left their former soldiers behind. Now, five years after the events of XCOM 2, humans and aliens are working together to forge a civilization of cooperation and coexistence. Welcome to City 31, a model of peace in a post-invasion world. However, not all of Earth's inhabitants support interspecies alliance. Chimera Squad, an elite force of human and alien agents, must work together to destroy the underground threats driving the city toward chaos. Your agents are unique: each of them equipped with special tactical abilities and driven by a different motivation for joining Chimera Squad. Deploy targeted team members to investigate and combat the dangers that pervade the districts of City 31. Lead Chimera Squad through a new experience that innovates on XCOM's turn-based legacy, utilizing strategy, teamwork, and new breach-and-clear gameplay to complete your mission objectives. The future of City 31 depends on you.Unique Alien and Human Agents. Each of the 11 agents have
Can't get into it. It's literally on rails. The "tactics" is just faceroll. The most customizing you can do to your characters is change their color. Do yourself a big favor and just Reinstall X-Com 2.
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If you come to this expecting a full XCom campaign with masses of choices then you're probably going to be disappointed. If you view it as something more like a set of interlinked missions to tell a story about a pre-generated squad with some new mechanics (for XCom) then you're going to get your tenner's worth out of this pared down addition. I'm enjoying the story element to it, cheese and all to both it and the characters. The breaching element works far better in XCom than the last game I tried which used it. Different pace to things with the turn order being shuffled too. Not run into any bugs or particular glitchiness so far bar one map where the balcony above made it difficult to see the actual floor I was fighting on. Running on a 1600x, 1080sc, 16gb, @1440p.
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