It's hard to judge how much depth the final game will have, but I get the feeling X-Com fans might find the game to be a bit watered down without time-units or crouching or a thousand buttons on screen.
Maybe some of the interface problems I've been having will be sorted out in the final game, I don't know. Oh no, China gave XCOM 200 dollars? PANIC ACROSS AMERICA!Īnd that's the end of the demo. SOME STRICTLY PRE-DETERMINED TROOP MANOEUVRING LATER.
In the remake all you do is click next to cover, and they'll handle the rest themselves. If I wanted to duck behind that wall I'd have to be careful not to use up all my time units on movement, so I have a couple left over to crouch when I get there. It's wise to run for cover in this one as well, though there's no cover system. So many cryptic buttons, who knows what they all do. Here's the original game to compare it against. Seems like a reasonable way of handling it. If I was hiding behind something more substantial I'd get a full shield. That half-shield icon below the orange arrow means that this particular piece cover is only half effective. It's turn based, and the tutorial is adamant that I must move each character to a specific piece of cover each turn. I'm being told to move my group up the street, sticking to the cover if possible. It seems that the first level's a tutorial, and they're going to take things step by step.
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