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The Slingshot Content Pack includes three new maps tied to the Council missions, a new playable squad character with a unique story and voice and new character customisation options. In this new set of linked Council missions, gamers will meet an enigmatic Triad operative, divert an alien ship’s course, and do battle with the aliens in the skies over China. The Slingshot Content Pack, the first of two add-on content packs for XCOM: Enemy Unknown, will be available soon. XCOM: Enemy Unknown has critics raving, with review scores including 9.5 out of 10 from Game Informer, earning “Game of the Month” honours in the November 2012 issue and 97% and “Hot Award” honours from Atomic MPC.

Xcom enemy unknown complete pack review free#

In addition to these two add-on content packs, the Elite Soldier Pack, which was free to those who pre-ordered XCOM: Enemy Unknown or purchased the game at launch, is now available for purchase.

Xcom enemy unknown complete pack review windows#

Sydney, Australia – 24 th October, 2012 – 2K Games and Firaxis Games announced today that the critically acclaimed XCOM®: Enemy Unknown will be supported post-launch with two pieces of single-player add-on content that will be available for purchase for Windows PC, the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft and PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system. Slingshot Content Pack featuring all new missions, maps, characters and more available soon He’s what they have to say (I make no apologies for this mid-week PR regurgitation):Īlien Invasion Continues with Two Add-On Content Packs for XCOM®: Enemy Unknown

But the pressures is now on as 2K have announced not one, but two imminent DLC packs for XCOM: Enemy Unknown. I’ve been enjoying myself with the game and taking my time with it. In this modern age of cookie-cutter first-person-shooters and other safe bets its nice to see a publisher try something a little different. Whilst I never doubted them, XCOM:Enemy Unknown developers Friaxis (of Civilization fame) have really managed to capture the essence of the old XCOM games, but without the experience feeling like a crusty beards and sandals affair. I’m also still recovering from the XCOM Sydney launch party, which I go on about here). I’m still battling my way through the alien invasion in 2K’s fantastic XCOM:Enemy Unknown.