As a long-time veteran of the series, I was delighted to see that Firaxis opted to make XCOM 2 even harder than its predecessor, despite the fact that Enemy Unknown was a pretty difficult game in its own right. Not only are we constantly in a battle against time here, but some of the new aliens are also considerably tougher to take down and even the old ones have a few new tricks up their proverbial sleeves. The game is designed is such a way that you get to learn about your enemies only after you take one of them down and bring it back to the lab for analysis. Although this makes perfect sense in the context of XCOM 2, it doesn’t really help you that much if you want to know all there is to know about the aliens beforehand. Thus, I took what I learned from playing over 100 hours of XCOM 2 and created a short guide aimed at helping rookies who might be a bit overwhelmed by the game’s difficulty and veterans doing an Ironman playthrough.
The PS5 is an incredible console, and if you're lucky enough to have one, or have just received one for Christmas then you'll already know there is a host of great games out there.
What you may not be aware of is that if you subscribe to PlayStation Plus Extra or Premium, you'll actually get access to a huge catalogue of titles to play at any time. Many of which you can stream without having to do any downloads. If you have a PlayStation Portal you could even play these titles from your bed.
Damn the only one I’ve played so far is Miles Morales, although I do own Control and Rift Apart.
Odd list. Where is Horizon Forbidden West? Ghost of Tsushima? Demon’s Souls? Returnal? And fun indie games like Superliminal? Where’s “A Plage Tale Requiem” and “Evil West”, the current PS+ Essential offerings?
Like seriously? Those are games Extra Tier can get - so not worth upgrading to Premium
Hardcore Droid Editor in Chief, Al Jackson Lists the Ten Best Android Games of All Time.
Allison Van Oirschot writes: "Let's take a look at some of the best android games of 2023. There's a little something for everyone."
