X-COM: Apocalypse

The most ambitious Title in the XCOM series, which is Sure to be the most ambitious. Multi-layered Gameplay, the Attempt at a simulated City as a setting. The Game didn't even age as badly as it seems mag-no, it looked really nauseous as early as 1997. Bad Graphics, even worse user Interface. Even more Micromanagement and the Commander would probably have to change the light bulbs in the Stairwell of the Base itself. The atmospheric Intro Still captivates me. The Game challenges You and Punishes You harshly if You become careless. You avoid the hellish Intercept attempts Against too strong UFOs? Then You may be missing later in the research Tree of Ship Type 5, which You unfortunately never shot down and Research and all Game are stuck in a hopeless Dead End. You mean not every Alarm has to be Cause for immediate Deployment because three-quarters of the Crew from the last two is literally still half-dead and Nanotech hasn't been supplying drugs for Days and Megapol hasn't been supplying Any Pieces of Armor for days? The 20 Or so factions in the City become rebellious when they get the Impression that You are letting them down. You can build a Network of Bases, manage them, explore your Opponent, repel Attacks on your own Bases, and protect the City from UFO attacks and alien infiltration. The Game will demand a lot from you, especially Patience and Nerves. I now suppose most Of the soldiers in the Game perish through Explosives. At Times, during frenzied Firefights, I doubt whether I lose more Soldiers through Enemy Fire or ' friendly fire ' from the back Rows. Questions about Questions. Until the Alien dimension I had once fought my way, after Weeks of futile effort I was in a Dead end there. At The Moment I am making a new Attempt TO beat XCOM Apocalypse.