PERFECT RESIZE 7.5 REVIEW PS4

Some may be disappointed to revisit familiar territory, but it means that previously released DLC and the expansion can go hand in hand, amounting to a ridiculous amount of content for a game of this style and genre. The decision to massively beef up content around the previous game structure has advantages and disadvantages. Other than a slightly altered introduction, you wouldn't be able to tell the difference between the base game and the expansion during the introductory missions. We are still controlling the commander from the first game and trying to lead the human resistance to victory over the alien Advent occupation. Similar to the Enemy Within expansion for the first XCOM, WotC doesn't change the basics or our goal as a player. It's hard work, which is captured in-game by a challenging and demanding campaign - and that's without adding DLC to the mix. XCOM 2 is still a turn-based strategy game where players take control of a squad that's trapped behind enemies lines while trying to eradicate alien suppressors and organizing a global resistance group. Check out our XCOM 2 reviews on PC and consoles we won't retread the base experience much since the content and features have remained the same.

The collection includes the base game and War of the Chosen expansion, so we'll focus on the expansion since it includes both new and old features before we look at the Switch experience.

PERFECT RESIZE 7.5 REVIEW PS4

That even takes into account that the PS4 and Xbox One versions didn't run well when they were released almost four years ago. The XCOM 2 Collection includes most of what was in the original PC release and console ports, but it doesn't run as well or look as good.

Perfect resize 7.5 review