XCOM®: Chimera Squad

Didn't like it at first but warmed up to it. Focusing around breaching is different from XCOM 2 but still feels like XCOM. The only thing I really don't like is the screen blur when performing breach attacks. hurts my eyes

Superb bang for your buck, a bit of a bare-bones XCOM experience, but if longer campaigns aren't your style you can definitely find some enjoyment in this one!

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NOP

In a few word: a MESS. It seems like a demo for sperimentation in a XCOM-like game. I always stand for try thing and new stuff, BUT you got to TEST IT. - Turn base combat doesn't work: in the normals XCOM a single turn was barely balanced for manage all alien counter, you were forced to make choises, tactics. Now, with turn base combat, the system alternate your soldier with one or two enemies before the turn of another soldier. That result in less tactics and more less choices, and impotence because what would change a single soldier for resolving a situation?! - Hero system is an interesting feature but where are the heroes feature? I mean seems like normal XCOM soldiers with base child-writing (sorry for bad english) personality, no hero skills, I don't know. - The balancing. The ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ balancing. Really frustrated. I played all XCOM, I think I'm decent with this games. The game alternate basic and very easy missions with nearly impossible ones. When you encounter the bosses of campain it is pratically impossible to beat them. - Level Design. Say goodbye to exploration and thoughtful positioning, now the maps are very very very small; so no tactic (i mean it's a tactic game for god sake), you got to go only for damage, no reason for think about squad member to positiong in base of their funcion, just stay in random place and shot or use an ability. Basically, other things don't works, it is not and XCOM game, it is a beta of an experiment with recicled assts all and ppoor desing. I love U guys but very cheap work.

Great game and fun to play! I like how they expanded the X-COM storyline. The game is mainly close quarters combat so be prepared for that. The characters are fun and have immersive personalities. Definitely worth buying.

The breaching mechanic is pretty cool, and the plot follows some pretty interesting implications for the XCOM future, with all the different aliens struggling in their own ways to fit into earth culture. Some of the art choices are a little rough, and it can't help but feel more limited than the previous XCOM games, but this is a pretty solid entry into the series.