XCOM® 2

Price: $60 (Frequently on sale for $4) PC / Console, $15 USD on Mobile (Collection) Disclaimer: this is a review based on the Console and PC versions of the game. While this review can serve to help garner information on content for the mobile version, things such as optimization and opinions come from gameplay on the Xbox One and PC versions. My Qualifications for this review x3: Hello my dear viewer and welcome to another review, if you are new here, I bid you the most humble of welcomes, I am as always your most humble reviewer, Delta the Wolf.Today is a review on one of my current addictions, Xcom 2. This review may be a bit biassed as I do really like the Xcom series, but as per usual I will keep my own personal biases to a minimum to help you decide if this game is for you.

I have many good things to say about this game, but it’s not a perfect game by any means at all. Great artstyle, unique concept, interesting main plot, and pretty decent music. The art direction in this game is very good, which is something that I think is extremely important for games nowadays as a tool to differentiate themselves from the rest of the gacha games market. The game took a setting and tone I rarely see in the gacha game market. Their take on designs, from vintage looking art style to other-worldly looking disastrous events and enemies are pretty well done.

Developer: Larian Studios Publisher: Larian Studios Released: Aug 3, 2023 Price: $59.99 USD Larian Studios has long been considered as one of the top development studios for CRPG gaming of recent years, thanks to its enormous success with previous projects such as Divinity Original Sin & Divinity Original Sin II. The level of freedom you had in prior games made every adventure you took feel fresh and exciting. You could do anything, and I mean anything you could think of.