2K releases XCOM: Enemy Unknown ‘Casualties of War’ trailer
Latest trailer offers more than a sneak peak into how the battles in Firaxis Games' strategy title are shaping up.
Michael Plant
Michael Plant is chief editor and writer of gaming ezine and blog GamesCatalyst.com, as well as editor of 'The Independent'’s games review printed in the Saturday supplement 'Information'. Established in February 2011, Games Catalyst endeavours to bring its unique brand of fact and satire to the videogaming community and, in tandem with 'The Independent', hopefully turn a few non-believers on to gaming while we’re at it.
Friday 24 August 2012
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Can’t wait for the approaching release of XCOM: Enemy Unknown? Then take a look at the latest trailer which, though consisting mainly of pre-rendered footage, allows a more than a sneak peak into how the battles in Firaxis Games’ strategy reboot are shaping up.
The cinematic also hints at the soldier customisation and upgrading which, as has already been stated, is one of the new challenges facing players this time around as soldiers use gadgets to pull themselves half-way up buildings and return fire with highly advanced weaponry.
XCOM: Enemy Unknown will release on 12 October 2012 for Xbox 360, PS3 and PC.
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