Ufo: Aftermath had my hopes set up, way of the chart. And i think the game starts off well. The controling of your men is rather ok, but the fact that u can solve most missions easily without casualties by running the maps through, and keeping all ur men tangled together takes the tactics out of the combat simulation, and makes it rather boring.. A thing they have done very well, is the world map, its at beauty to look at, and very detailed ( i can even see my own country little DK ;D ) but thats about all the good there is to say about it. As u progress the game and get more bases, its simply not challenging to just have to pick if the base should be a research, development facility or a military base.. I mean come on, any child could figure that out, let us have more details, when they have the ground cut out for it. The interception, and the fact u only have one damn helicoptor ( at least where i got to in the game. ) to counquer the entire world with, is just not satisfying. I have played the game for a week and now i really have lost interest in it.. So guess the value of the game is pretty low.. so i'm quite disapointed with this game :(
At the beginning I was just curious because It seems pretty similar to XCOM series games, but with better graphics. Then, when I played I really enjoy it. Because of its similarity, was very easy to learn how to play it... Read Full Review
If you're like any other long-term gamer who was wowed by XCOM: Ufo Defense when it first came out and played it long nights on your old 386, you know how I felt when XCOM: Genesis was cancelled. All of a sudden, along ... Read Full Review
