So, looking to Chimaera Squad as an example, what could be in store for players of a "Marvel XCOM?" The game featured characters with their own unique skills and special moves, and the ability to combo special skills together. Studios often demo new concepts in spin-offs like Chimaera Squad, and it's very possible that the title was a test run for the Marvel game. In fact, the most recent game in the series, a spin-off titled XCOM: Chimaera Squad, focused on a set team of characters with special abilities, rather than the randomly generated soldiers of the mainline titles. With so little to go on, it's hard to know exactly what this title will look like, but it's likely it will pull heavily from the XCOM titles that preceded it. Players that already own the main game can even import their favorite characters onto the demo to have them in the spotlight."Can't wait for Marvel XCOM though," he finishes, driving home that the long dreamed of title could very well be a reality. The demo gives access to XCOM 2's extensive character creator and the Photobooth to create some fantastic posters. While the expansion's launch is later this month, interested players can play around with the Photobooth feature thanks to the new Propaganda Center demo that Firaxis has just launched. Once created, these posters will then appear inside the Avenger base, as well as on buildings that are present in missions. This feature allows players to build their own fully customizable propaganda posters, coming complete with various backgrounds, filters and soldier poses to choose from. Firaxis announced XCOM 2 War of the Chosen expansion at E3 earlier this year, which will bring new powerful enemies that evolve over time, other resistance factions, zombie-like creatures that attack humans and aliens alike, along with plenty of more content.Įven with all the gameplay improvements, one of the highly anticipated features that is set to arrive with the expansion is the Photobooth.
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