In a game where I was shooting aliens with laser guns and super suits, his delivery felt totally unnatural to me.īugs and performance issues! My goodness, there are so many I barely know where to begin and I’m certain to miss a few. The problem, it seems as though they directed him to deliver and record his lines one word at a time. He can clearly deliver some great performances and he can also do multiple voices. Now, don’t get me wrong, Jon Bailey has an amazing voice. Every time I heard him speak, I was pulled out of the game. Jon Bailey’s voice didn’t do it for me this time. I love the replayability, but there are some things that I’m not wholly in love with. I love the customizability of this new version. If you’ve played XCOM 2012, not a whole has changed, but I loved 2012 XCOM, so obviously I love the heck out of this game. Quite frankly, I’m surprised there’s no personality sim management where you have to make sure your staff and soldiers work well together. New to the XCOM series? Don’t worry! Cmon in the pool! It’s just a brutally difficult turn-based tactics game with a not only a focus on strategic combat, but also resource management, time management, and decisions are final. In XCOM 2, you lead a resistance force to save humanity from… further alien hijinx.
It’s set further in the future where apparently the crew from XCOM 2012 screwed up and humanity has been colonized by aliens from outer space. So… that’s what this week’s review is! Next week: Tomb Raider!Īnyway, XCOM 2 is the sequel to the 2012 reboot to the series. A review this late is practically irrelevant, but I paid full price for the game and I’ve been really itching to play it since it launched. I mean, the game came out almost a month ago. After my trip to MAGFest and an abnormally busy first quarter of video games, I finally got to sit down and review XCOM 2! Exciting, right?!
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