11 Best Mods For Xcom Enemy Unknown (2023 Updated)

Okay so I had a good experience with KF and shipping was quick. I purchased the Omni grips because I love how they hug the controller thumbsticks and the grip is amazing. I can’t stand a High Rise or even Medium or mixed due to hand strain.

Now I ordered in March 2021 and I have to order more and they lasted me 3 months on moderate game play. Not all day but a good amount. I am just curious as too a fix to give us that feel good gaming experience we are seeking.

I ordered 2 other pair from Gamestop same company KontrolFreek and I have the COD Warzone that came with the controller grip and they sit too high and as well I have purchased the COD Cold War pair and same deal.

What I am saying is Omni is the only way to go to keep it low profile. And on the side note the controller grips start peeling from the bottoms of the controller and you have to clip the excess away or pull the whole grip off.

It lasted a bit longer then the grips. I give this a 4 star review as I believe KontrolFreek is aware of the issue and fails to address it because of a loss of revenue it would possibly purpose. I am assuming this so don’t take my assumption out of context or heart its just that.

KF still has me as a customer I actually placed a order for Omni Red as well Black.

They’re good, but a little disappointed that you guys sent me the 3 prong ones, I thought you were sending me the 4 prong ones like before. What’s up with that? Because I previously bought a pair of those Black Omni’s for the PS4, but it came with the 4 prongs and those are nice and more secure, which are the perfect fit.

The 3 prongs are not as good. That’s why it gets 4 stars, instead of a 5 star rating.

I’ve been a fan of Kontrol Freaks for 3 years now. I use them on my Xbox Elite controller and they feel great. I enjoy the extra traction I get for making adjustments. In 2020, I’ve had tons of extra time to play video games (same for you, right?) and I found that multiple hours of daily use will cause the Kontrol Freaks to wear out faster than usual.

Meaning, the grips on the top wear down and even started to separate from the plastic. However, prior to 2021 I got a solid two years out of them playing around 90 minutes every other night.

I initially decided to try the KF Infernos because they were on sale. Played one day and thought whatever. Next day played with another controller without the KF’s and wow, immediately noticed the difference.

I then started playing exclusively with the LE Star Wars Darth Vader controller but wasn’t feeling the Inferno stick on the right thumb very comfortable so I thought I’d do a matching color scheme with the Vader controller and found the Omni thumbs ticks to be the style and color I wanted.

Well as they say, the rest is history. For me this is the optimal combination. Inferno on the left thumbsticks and Omni on the right. Both are concave, which is my preferred style and they match perfectly with the Vader controller.

I put the other two on my Playstation 20th Anniversary Edition controller to add some color to the matte grey. All I can say is these little guys make a huge difference in game play. Especially if you occasionally play for at least at hour at a time.

Couple things I found out that helped me with some common problems of KF’s. If your KF’s occasionally pop off, make sure that one of the arms is located on the thumbstick at the directive position they pop off at.

Like if you hv a habit of forcefully pushing up to a 12 o’clock position and they pop off then make sure one of the 3 prong arms is attached to the controller thumbstick at the 12 o’clock position. This has worked for me tremendously.

Also, when you feel that your KF’s don’t seem to hv as much grip / tackiness simple whip them clean with simple rubbing alcohol. And wouldn’t hurt to wipe your fingers with it too. Especially if your getting ready for an extended gaming session.

Hope this helps you feel confident making the jump to the KF family.

At my age, the controls on these newer consoles makes things a bit complicated, frustrating. I heard about these on a YouTube gaming channel, decided to try them out, with a package of the precision rings.

Wish I had found them sooner. Was able to tighten up my Show22 game by a good margin (with precision pitching was night and day improvement), and some of the steering idiocy I was finding in Gran Turismo 7 was corrected.

Nicely made, easy to install and the shipping was quick. Definitely a fan now, highly recommend PS5.

I really like this game. Graphics are pretty good, sounds are decent, and the combat music soundtrack is great. Gameplay-wise, the tactical combat is very thought-provoking. You really have to pay attention and make smart choices to win.

In games like Starcraft or Command and Conquer, you can make all the soldiers you want – if they die, big deal. In XCOM however, your soldiers gain abilities and better stats as they level up, and it becomes absolutely critical to keep your best people alive and well-equipped.

Making stupid decisions that get your best soldiers killed will make victory nearly impossible. There is no revive chamber for the deceased – just a memorial wall. In comparison with the old XCOM, I think Firaxis did a great job of keeping the series true to its roots, but cleaned up alot of problems with it, as well as bringing it up to modern technological expectations.

The old XCOM was absolutely brutal in terms of difficulty. This game is more forgiving – or more accurately, gives the user more control over the difficult of the game. For hardcore XCOM fans, you can play on Impossible Mode with Ironman enabled (Ironman mode does not permit multiple saves and continuously autosaves your game forcibly – no do-overs allowed!).

My biggest gripe isn’t really with any of the core game aspects. The biggest problem with the game is that it is, to be blunt, buggy. I’ve had problems with the grapple hook flinging my guys all the way across the map.

The game camera will sometimes behave oddly, darting off into nowhere-land. The enemy turn will sometimes cause a lock-up, and you will need to reset the game to continue. There are also problems where enemies (and your own people, to be fair) can miraculously shoot through solid objects, which rationally would appear to obstruct their line-of-sight to the target.

This sometimes leads to lucky kills, or unlucky dead squad mates. *some spoilers here below* While difficulty and challenge are healthy aspects of a good game, I think the game does not “transition” its difficulty well.

To be honest, the game is rather simple and easy until the alien base mission where you must fight the Sectoid Commander. This mission is brutal, and afterwards, the kid gloves come off. The game suddenly becomes much more difficult.

I like some of the artistic changes they made. In the old XCOM, the Mutons look somewhat like the Neo-Sapiens from the old cartoon show Exo-Squad. Basically, muscular purple humanoids. However, now the Mutons are large, burly, gorilla-esque monstrosities.

They are very convincing and plausible as alien shock troops. I think the game designers lacked creativity in the dissections and interrogation scenes. They could have injected some good humor (or interesting back story) into these scenes with a little more effort.

I still remember the first time I played UFO: Enemy Unknown (back before they put X-COM in the title), since it was one of the first PC games I ever bought. The vast scale of the alien menace meant that you had to struggle to respond to threats across the world with your meagre resources.

The unfair balance of power, with the aliens wielding far greater firepower and armour than your poor soldiers. The feeling of loss as the handful of veterans that you have managed to train up eventually get killed.

All of this is still true in X-COM and I admire how they kept true to the spirit of the game, whilst updating all of the issues with the dynamics and interface that make 90s games so hard to play. I especially like the inclusion of an Ironman mode – although it is not for the feint-hearted as even on the lowest difficulty your memorial will quickly fill up with the names of soldiers you have lost.

I am still playing my first game, and although I have lost a huge number of soldiers, it still doesn’t feel impossible to win, but it is pretty tricky. The combat is still turn based, but is much faster paced than the original due to the smaller squad sizes and more streamlined action systems.

Most of the old villains are back, but are redesigned to look even more menacing (and the chrysalids are still terrifying). A lot of the micromanagement from the base design was stripped out, since you only have to manage one base, and don’t need to worry about defensibility any more (although I do miss being able to defend the base you built against alien assault like in the previous games).

But I am in the minutiae, as a whole the game is great. The aliens are formidable, but not insurmountable. Despite having no scripting or background you can grow very attached to your squad members (at least until they die).

And above all, it is so engrossing I struggle to pull myself away from the game – like many a Firaxis game I am just thinking one more turn, just one more turn).

A great remake of the original Xcom: Enemy Unknown, however the graphics are now looking a little dated. After playing Xcom 2 you do notice things like the graphics and the lack of personality in the soldiers.

There are a couple of other niggles (like having to manufacture the right number of plasma rifles), but that does stem from this being such a good remake of the original so its easy to forgive.

The device does way more than a scuff or elite controller for a fraction of the price. I’d highly recommend to any1. There is an xbox and Playstation version so make sure you get the 1 for your console.

It does have to be plugged up which is a reason I put 4 stars. The cord is super long so it’s not a problem at all but the seller I bought from sent me a messed up cord with it and it isn’t just a cord you can grab from anywhere bc it needs to be long to hook to the console (it can’t be plugged in just anywhere I tried).

The website for collective minds has great tutorial vids and you do need to go on there and update the device which took 2 secs. Also they do have a beta software to the dominator now to completely mess with everything including sensitivity on your thumbstick.

You can also remap any button trigger or bumper on your controller not just to the paddles from your controller with no pc required. There are a ton of mods built in as well and they are pretty easy to figure out.

I’m not much into mods but I did test them out to make sure the device was properly working and omg there’s a ton of them lol. I don’t recommend cheating tho and I specifically bought for the remapping and paddles.

I’m looking for a replacement cord which they do sell on the site but I’m trying toget a response from vipoutlet b4 I pay that much for a cord I just got. That’s the only complaint I have at all is the cord and vipoutlet has great prices they really do and I’m sure it wasn’t on purpose to send a cord with a short in it so it’s understandable.

Anyone wanting to make their own scuff definitely grab 1 of these and a trigger stop kit from bionik or collective minds and some thumb grips and you have a scuff or elite w way more features for less than $50 for everything and cheaper if you get a deal on some of it.

Hope this helps others find out more about the strike pack. Sry it’s so long but I havnt found many detailed reviews on here and wanted to help others know more about it.

The paddles on the strikepack are a great help for shooter games and you don’t second guess whether you’ve hit the paddle or not as it makes a subtle click that you can feel as well as hear so it’s useful both with and without headphones on.

I’ve knocked it down a star as the built in free mods don’t work at all. They just glitch the game out something awful. As I didn’t buy the strikepack for that reason it’s not an issue for me but I imagine it would be for a lot of people.

Absolutely amazing mod pack. The simplified buttons that can be mapped to any button on my controller. Not only the price is amazing but it also keeps up with the competitive controllers in the market.

I play Warzone a lot and makes the movement and actions in game easier giving you an advantage to others. The paddles are big enough so you don’t have to spread your fingers out so far to reach it. The only downfall I had was that after so long, the paddles will tend to bend after a while and you will have to replace the paddles, but not the whole mod pack.

Highly recommend.

X-Com 2 is fixing a major complaint from the first game. Soldiers will now be able to sneak up and engage the enemy from concealment. This combined with procedural maps will go a long way toward fixing the repetitive nature of the 2012 remake.

Playing through the 2012 remake of the beloved classic X-Com was an exercise in frustration. The game was much better than I had expected, my love of the original had made me very skeptical. The changes that were made were not always for the best, but they still held true to the original.

The issues I had with the new version were few, but two of them were seriously hampering my enjoyment of the game. Allow me to explain by walking you through a mission from the perspective of the original, and then the remake.

CLASSIC X-COMI get word that an alien craft has been sighted close to my base. I scramble interceptors and watch with tense excitement as a fighter engages the enemy. The alien craft goes down and I give the order to send a ground team in to recover what we can and wipe out any surviving aliens.

My team is mostly recruits, still using Earth based technology. I send them out armed with conventional weapons and no armor. I know it is risky but we need to capture alien technology if we are ever going to be able to keep up with the invaders.

I have eight soldiers all ready to go, assault rifles loaded, 2 extra mags each. They each also have a grenade in case they need to frag some baddies. It is night as the Skyranger touches down I am unsure what to expect.

The enemy is out there, somewhere in the darkness. I move my first soldier to the bottom of the ramp and quickly spin him around. No enemies so far. I can see part of a barn nearby so I move him to the barn after making sure to reserve some time units for a snap shot.

I move my next brave soul from the craft, this time making my way straight out. Again, time units reserved and I end my turn with him next to what look to be a horse stall. The aliens move around in the darkness during their turn but nothing is revealed.

My turn again so I move the rest of the team out, forming up on the first two men, time units reserved. I end my turn, still no contact. The aliens move about in the darkness but one of them, a sectoid, steps into view of the team by the barn.

The first soldier takes a snap shot, this is why I reserved time units, but misses. A second soldier shoots, hits, the alien falls to the ground. The alien turn ends and I move the team near the barn out and around the barn, a bolt of green plasma erupts from the darkness and one of my soldiers lets out a scream as his life is cut short.

The others make it to cover. The other team fares a little better and finds the crash site. They also spot a few aliens but are out of time units. I end the turn and the aliens move out of sight, but they don’t seem to have noticed my team.

The alien in the barn takes a shot at another soldier and hits him, but the brave warrior refuses to fall just yet. The alien turn ends and I still have yet to actually find the one in the barn. As my turn starts the soldier who was shot drops his weapon and runs.

The one next to him freaks out as well and shoots randomly into the darkness. I have control of only 1 of the barn team now. I prep a grenade and toss it to where I think the alien is. The other team advances on the downed UFO.

I spot a sectoid and drop him with ease. There are a few other sectiods already dead outside the alien craft. I end the turn with my team ready to enter the craft. As soon as I end my turn the grenade explodes and I hear the shriek of an alien as he is made to cease life functions.

The alien turn goes quickly and I am ready to enter the alien craft. As my turn starts my wounded soldier dies, but his friend has regained his composure. I use the remaining two soldiers from the barn team to start a sweep of the area.

The other team makes entry without incident. I end my turn and discover that there is certainly at least one alien still out there because I get told there is hidden movement. Over the next dozen turns or so I encounter 3 more sectiods in the wreckage of the UFO.

I lose 3 more men too. The last remaining soldier from the entry team exits the UFO while the other two spread out and look for the remaining alien or aliens. Another dozen turns pass while I search for the last alien.

I finally find him, in the corner of the map, unarmed. I let out a sigh of frustration. That last alien was the first one. I realize in that moment he did NOT scream when I shot him. That means he was only knocked out.

I shoot him in the face, end turn, mission complete. 2012 X-COMI get word that an alien force has been sighted in town. I give the order to send a ground team in to recover what we can and wipe out any aliens.

My team is mostly recruits, still using Earth based technology. I send them out armed with conventional weapons and little armor. I know it is risky but we need to capture alien technology if we are ever going to be able to keep up with the invaders.

I have four soldiers all ready to go, two assault, one heavy and one sniper, no need for extra mags. They each also have a grenade in case they need to frag some baddies. It is night as the Skyranger touches down but I have seen this map before and know what to expect.

The enemy is out there, somewhere in the darkness. My soldiers exit the transport and await my commands. No enemies so far. I can see part of a store nearby so I move my team to the wall. I end my turn.

The aliens move around in the darkness during their turn but nothing is revealed. My turn again so I move the team around the corner, no baddies still so I set everyone (except the sniper) on overwatch.

I end my turn, still no contact. The aliens move about in the darkness but one of them, a sectoid, steps into view of the team. The first soldier takes a snap shot, this is why I put them on overwatch, but misses.

All his friends react and run to cover. A second soldier shoots, hits, the alien falls to the ground. The alien turn ends and I move the team up the street and engage the enemy. My sniper drops one and my heavy kills the third, no more baddies.

End turn. As my next turn starts I move up and spot a sectoid. He and his buddies react by scurrying to cover. My people do not have a good shot so I put everyone behind cover and set them to overwatch.

End turn. The three sectoids are ready to fight. The first one links himself psychically to a buddies and boosts his stats. The buddy shoots and drops an assault troop. The third alien fires and misses.

As my turn starts I move my remaining assault troop closer. he gets behind a bench and kills a sectoid, he also draws the attention of nearby thin men, three more aliens to deal with. My sniper drops another sectoid and his friend goes with him since they were linked, good deal.

My heavy moves to an alley on the right and uses the corner of a building for cover, overwatch. End turn. The thin men move a little closer and the overwatch shot from my heavy misses, not a problem.

They shoot and score a hit on my assault, but he is okay. They are in cover at the end of their turn. I am familiar with this map, I know it well so I take my heavy through the building and have him end turn around a corner behind the thin men.

My assault troop drops one of the skinny freaks and my sniper misses another. End Turn. The remaining two thin men move again. One is in cover from my heavy, the other in cover from the assault and sniper.

The one facing the heavy poisons him. The other manages to kill my assault. They end their turn and I drop the one attacking the heavy with my sniper, my heavy runs right up and murders the other. End Turn.

Mission over. The Difference. The classic X-Com had aliens spread across a map that was random. They were not in groups and you could sneak up on them and kill them. The new X-Com used the same few maps over and over and the enemy was grouped together and would always know you were there the moment you spotted them.

X-Com 2 is promising to make some changes to make it more like the classic. Among these changes is the inclusion of procedural generating maps. This is a big step toward making the game feel a little more like the classic.

Not knowing the map when you start a mission really makes every encounter feel tense and dangerous. Of course that means you will want to scout properly. Well as it turns out the next big change will help with that.

The new concealment system will allow for more covert operations. Aliens will no longer automatically detect you as soon as you see them. This is a welcome change and hopefully will mean that enemies will also be spread out more like the original as well.

The ability to set up overlapping fields of fire from concealment will open up all kinds of new options. We will have to wait until next year to get our hands on the full game but these changes are making it look like it will be worth the wait.

To be completely honest, I’m actually horrendous at this game. The kicker is, I keep coming back! So why does this extremely difficult tactical squad-based shooter have me coming back for seconds, thirds, and desserts? Because every battle matters.

You spend hours investing time and energy into your ragtag assortment of recruits that have gone from regular ol’ Joe Schmo shooters to snipers, tactical covert ops, and grenadiers. Then you take them into combat and they DIE.

The worst part is, THEY DON’T COME BACK. Can there be anything more impactful/frustrating? The game is otherwise excellent, with great enemies, and time-constrained decision making. Absolutely recommended to anyone, but if you’re new to tactical shooters, have some patience and play on rookie, because you’re in for a world of alien hurt!.

An improvement in terms of gameplay options, graphics and story on the original Xcom. Still really difficult, even with the setting set low. Some missions have so many difficult adversaries, its almost suicide.

But that’s where Xcom’s charm shines through. You become attached to your soldiers and have to balance risk and reward with every move. Can still be very frustrating, when your entire squad all miss shots on an enemy when they had a 90%+ chance of hitting them.

And the game itself crashed 10 or so times during the 40 hours of play I got out of it. I got a real sense of satisfaction when I finished the game – with my squad intact! But no desire to replay it, so re-sold.

Keep getting these stupid write a review emails, so I am writing a review. It’s a choke for crying out loud! If you own browning you should know the type of choke your Browning will take and the different grades.

This choke tube is supposed to be better than the regular choke tubes and they extend out from the barrel. The Browning website has information on the Midas Choke tubes and the different choke patterns.

I bought this choke to shoot trap handicap and doubles. I also pheasant hunt and will use the choke for the second barrel option if I miss the first on the first shot, which unfortunately happens more than I would like to happen.

I used this tube a month after a sporting clays shoot. This was the first time I have ever shot skeet. After that sporting clays shoot I realized the need for skeet tube for my Browning Citori CSX. It made all the difference on the skeet range.

It matched perfect the tubes that came with the gun. I soon be ordering a improved modify tube for my bird hunting season.

Excellent choke for the money. Browning issue. I used it in my Browning Citori Plus for the bottom barrel with a light full choke for the top barrel for sporting clays. Excellent combo. Sellar was top notch.

NO hassles. Delivered ahead of time. Great ! JJP.

(Brother purchased for me) I have small to medium sizes hands. Dualsense Thumbstick rim digs into my thumb having to press it a lot for sprinting. The convex thumbstick is much better. The high-rise attachment is way too tall on the Dualsense.

Two of the left stick attachments would be perfect. I can’t get a sturdy grip with tall stick because of the adaptive trigger mechanism makes the side grips too fat below the triggers. The controller feels comfortable until you have to reach for the thumbsticks.

Cramps my hand. I hope Sony works on an ergonomic redesign of the Dualsense. Refine the adaptive trigger mechanism.

Purchased these at my local GameStop and I have had these for about a month. They did exactly as described: Improved my accuracy. I really like the domed and hybrid stocks because Xbox makes their sticks concave and the convex helps especially in FPS.

Most of the time spent using these thumbsticks, I played rainbow six siege and I have seen my precision increase drastically. They are also good for other games like fallout 4 and forza. They take a short period of time getting used to, but now I can’t game without them.

They feel natural to my hands given that I wear around a M or L size glove. The rubber compound is also an upgrade and feels much more grippy than on the factory thumbsticks. Very solid product overall.

Since these are a new model they have a significant amount less reviews than say the vortex but I highly recommend buying these.

Arrived exactly as described by the post, and earlier than expected. Pretty good quality for the price, and fits my controller perfectly. I was worried that these may not be suited for removing often, but putting them on and taking them back off feels fine to me.

The plastic part that attaches to the analog stick is pretty sturdy, but it has enough flexibility to snap onto the stick pretty easily. The material of the grip feels a lot better to me than the standard xbox one stick.

The purpose of these risers is to increase the range of motion in your analog sticks, giving you more accuracy and precision in shooter style games, and these do exactly that.

I have the Xeen 14 3. 1, and the other 1. 5 Xeens at 24, 35, and 50. Unbelievable image quality. The way the glass elements interact with light and how the highlights are treated, along with how bright the lenses are makes any of them awesome.

Sharpness you can find in a lot of subpar lenses, but finding a lens that interacts with light in a good way is not so easy. Most lenses are horrible in dealing with shots straight into the sun, for instance.

I had another cheaper canon 35mm prime (with variable ND on front) on my URSA 4. 6k camera and had a shot of someone doing yoga on the beach facing the sun and the image was just kind of lackluster. I was confused, thought it should look better, and just switched to the Xeen and the difference was night and day.

That was the day the Xeens really proved themselves to me. Amazing glass if youve got the money. I was going to purchase the CP2 lens series, but the Xeens have been more than incredible in what they do for a super reasonable price.

Keep in mind that the 14mm will have a small amount of warping or fisheye effect. But the way it is on this lens isnt bad or too much. If you are shooting at most things, its my opinion that it makes those images even more appealing rather than weird or strange.

If shooting lines or architecture,probably not the best lens for you. I have only spoken in high regards to this lens, never said anything bad about it, even though I saw someone elses comments on the 14mm which they thought wasnt as good as the other Xeens (probably right), but you wont really notice.

I feel I can shoot at whatever aperature I choose and the Xeens are pretty dependable tone sharp across the board. The 14mm does have what I think is an inaccurate focus ringing you focus based on reading to the feet measurement on the ring.

If you go by sight, youll be in better shape. For instance, i noticed if I set the ring at 6feet, and a subject is at 6ft, they will be slightly blurry. If I set to 4ft, the 6ft subject will be clear.

If I set for about 10ft, the 15ft away subject will be clear. I havent done a test to make that official but this is how I work with the lens because of my past and still current experience of how this lens works.

BUT!!! Keep this in mind, this is my GO TO lens for shooting towards the sun with fully closed aperture to get that glorious super sun ray look. Its pretty amazing.

This is my second Xeen lens. I bought the 50 mm last year. These lenses are not for everybody. They are manual lenses. If you are a filmmaker who knows what you want and money is no object, then you may want a $20,000 Cooke cinema prime.

You can get very close though with the much more affordable Xeen line. There are plenty of reviews on line. Most of them very good. There are those who feel that the (cheaper) Rokinon cine lenses use the same optics and produce the same quality picture as the Xeens.

Could be. I have a set of Rokinon Cine lenses and they do indeed produce luscious images as well. The downside is that they are kind of cheap and plastic. The Xeens are metal. They look and feel hefty and professional.

They also have a standard 114 mm circumference for mounting matte boxes and filters. I have been impressed with the images from this lens and my 50 mm Xeen. I don’t think you can beat them for twice the price.

Fun game. Addictive. Thought provoking. Great price. Load time is like PS2 era. Frame rate is bad, even with options tweaked. Got repetitive. Did not finish.

This game just pulls you in deeper and deeper. Fans of Enemy Unknown or the tactics & strategy genre will love the heightened emphasis on story and mission variety, as well as greater depth of customization.

Gameplay functions surprisingly well with Switch controls. Load times are a bit long but well worth the wait.

I had never played a turn based strategy game before, but this was a great and fun game. Runs well on the Nintendo Switch.

I’ve been playing computer and video games for going on 35 years now. My all-time favorite was the original computer game System Shock. Truly a groundbreaker in many ways. XCOM: Enemy Within is definitely in my TOP 5! The game IMHO has everything going for it.

Superb storyline, perfect plot pacing, absorbing gameplay mechanics, great graphics and animations, and a balanced strategic turn-based system combine to make this games very special o all levels!.

the original PC game of this is one of my all time top 3 games so this really has to be good to impress me! i have been playing the XCOM: Enemy Unknown version on the PS3 but i needed this version to play the extra missions when im done so i have yet to play it.

on XCOM: Enemy Unknown i have been very impressed with the playability etc its a worthy successor to the original game, so based on that this should be even better. i should have bought this version first as the previous version serves no purpose after this one was released, but if you don’t know.

overall the game is worth every penny, despite the fact its a turn based game, it still makes me jump!.

What else can I say besides XCOM baby. CD was in good condition. One faint scratch. This CD was in better condition than one bought from GameStop.