XCOM®: Chimera Squad

Obowiązkowa pozycja dla wszystkich "dziadków" którzy od 25 lat zarywają noce starając się ratować świat :) Moim zdaniem powiew świeżości w serii X-COM 2. Rewelacyjne "otwarcie" którego brakowało w poprzednich częściach (możesz dokładnie zaplanować co robi agent w fazie rozpoczęcia). Zupełnie inny wymiar rozgrywki, fajna fabuła wyjaśniająca co się działo 5 lat po wydarzeniach z ADVENTEM. Mnie się podoba... brakuje mi jednak starych "wojowników" :( no i frakcji z którymi współpracowaliśmy. Grafika - bez fajerwerków - miła oku - żadnych większych sensacji (oprócz tego że pierwsze odpalenie było dość dziwne bo system ustawił mi wszystko na poziom średni - ręcznie przestawiłem i jest ok. POLECAM - szczególnie że cena to butelka whysky ;)

Un spinoff curioso de X:COM. Tiene sus luces y sombras, pero es entretenido.

Unfortunately, it's different than a regular XCOM game. I don't want to say it's bad, but for fans of the previous games it will probably be a problem. Different mechanics, different combat, minimal management. It's not for me. For hardcore XCOM fans, this will probably be a problem...

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으 똥맛이다.

A bite-sized version of XCOM 2 that improves upon nearly every aspect of combat. It lacks the visual character customization and has a significantly reduced strategic layer, but those were never the important parts of XCOM IMHO. All of the tedium and problematic gameplay created by pods is solved. Missions are at discrete locations. All enemies are active and visible at all times. The interleaved turn system is a significant upgrade to both tactical gameplay and challenge, as you can no longer just alpha strike an entire map in one turn before anybody gets a chance to respond. Enemy reinforcements may appear at regular intervals from a number of predetermined locations, so the developers have a lot of room to really tailor each encounter's difficulty. The Breach mechanic is tactical and engaging. As far as gameplay goes, the interleaved turn system is the biggest departure from previous XCOM titles and I personally love it. Everything else is a more streamlined version of systems we've seen in previous titles, reducing tedium and improving accessibility without sacrificing any strategic or tactical depth. Narratively, the story is kinda mid but that's entirely consistent with every other XCOM game. It fits well within the universe and is mildly interesting, though it might offend you if you're some weird terminally online homophobic rightwing chud. The characters are unique individuals with their own dialogue and backstory that are not particularly customizable, so if you played XCOM 2 as a paper doll dress-up simulator you will find Chimera Squad completely lacking in that regard. The game is well worth it at $20, even more worth it on sale.

xcom in a bite sized form