the bureau xcom declassified crash first mission

It’s not a cynical cash-in on Enemy Unknown’s success, it’s not a forgettable me-too third person cover-based shooter and it’s not a clunky shoe-horning of familiar ideas into a new set of mechanics. The Bureau comes as a very pleasant surprise. Peter reviewed the game, scoring it 8/10: It’s a great and fresh atmosphere which matches the superb combat. Sounds a bit different, doesn’t it? If that’s not exciting enough, then the blend of sci-fi with the 60s setting might do it for you. Taking the form of a third-person shooter, it also incorporated strategy elements and squad based gameplay, with fellow squadmates being killed permanently if something goes wrong. But it could still be worth picking up at a lower price.Īfter years of seemingly troubled development, The Bureau emerged from the ashes of a first-person shooter titled simply XCOM. This should be an interesting one, as I’m sure the last generation only release passed many people by, who were saving up for the new consoles in the following months.

In among the madness of E3, we didn’t manage to get a poll up last week, so we’ve taken your second top result from the week before.

The bureau xcom declassified crash first mission