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After talking to Eneme Entertainment at E3, Pixel Dynamo discusses why it's worth looking forward to its upcoming isometric action RPG, Eitr.

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Marcus Estrada writes: "The Commandos series is pretty darn excellent. Starting with Commandos: Behind Enemy Lines in 1998 and followed by two numbered sequels, these tactical stealth games drew a huge fanbase. It only makes sense that folks would want to recapture the fun of playing with a brand new Commandos experience. Some developers have attempted as much by creating their own new franchises. Unfortunately, that's not what the person running a Kickstarter titled "Commandos PC Game - REBOOT" is doing. Instead, they're hoping to capitalize off Pyro Studios' existing brand 100%."

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​At E3 I had an appointment for an "unannounced 2K game". That game turned out to be XCOM 2, a sequel to one of the greatest strategy titles of the past decade, XCOM: Enemy Unknown. Upon arrival at 2K's booth I was treated to a 15 minute demonstration that gave me a better idea of what to expect.

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The tactical and ever so nail-biting strategy game is back as Firaxis and 2K Games revealed XCOM 2 prior to E3 2015. Now players will be able to experience the deaths of even more comrades as their memorial continues to grow. While Enemy Unknown was a surprise hit, Firaxis is looking to up their game by introducing procedural maps, mods and even more to this PC exclusive. During our time at E3 this year, we sat down with Art Director Greg Foertsh at Firaxis Games to talk about their upcoming title.

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Sequel to critically-acclaimed XCOM: Enemy Unknown introduces a new world order where aliens rule Earth and XCOM must fight to save humanity

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WGTC writes: As if you didnt spend enough time losing in XCOM: Enemy Unknown, XCOM 2 takes it to the next step by making your failure canonical. Picking up from where the original left off, XCOM 2 find the aliens ruling the world alongside the brainwashed humans that believe the aliens were peaceful benefactors rather than hostile enemies.

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GodisaGeek: "Direct from E3 2015, Stubbys has seen a hands-off demo (no idea why it was hands-off, but it was) of Firaxis and 2K Games XCOM 2. Now, the first was one of the best games released in 2012, and the Enemy Within release made it feel even more complete."

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Combat in

At this point in the demo, some enemy mechs appeared and took down the player's second-last squad member. The last man standing then did what I thought was the coolest new ability: they picked up the incapacitated squad member, put them over their shoulder, and ran. While fleeing the overwhelming enemy force, this squad member them used an ability which allowed them to call in their Skyranger dropship and manually place the evacuation zone on the map. I'm excited by the tactical possibilities these two new mechanics allow, along with the dramatic last stand scenarios which I'm sure will inevitably result.

XCOM 2 doesn't seem like a massive departure from its competent predecessor. But it does appear to be addressing Enemy Unknown's broader tactical issues, while offering cool new abilities that encourage emergent drama and memorable player-created narratives. That is enough to keep me well interested.

XCOM 2 launches exclusively for PC in November this year.

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Combat in

At this point in the demo, some enemy mechs appeared and took down the player's second-last squad member. The last man standing then did what I thought was the coolest new ability: they picked up the incapacitated squad member, put them over their shoulder, and ran. While fleeing the overwhelming enemy force, this squad member them used an ability which allowed them to call in their Skyranger dropship and manually place the evacuation zone on the map. I'm excited by the tactical possibilities these two new mechanics allow, along with the dramatic last stand scenarios which I'm sure will inevitably result.

XCOM 2 doesn't seem like a massive departure from its competent predecessor. But it does appear to be addressing Enemy Unknown's broader tactical issues, while offering cool new abilities that encourage emergent drama and memorable player-created narratives. That is enough to keep me well interested.

XCOM 2 launches exclusively for PC in November this year.