Twenty years later, humanity lives comfortably but very much at the mercy of their seemingly benevolent alien overlords. Squaddie Tigh’s sacrifice was Commander Gollan’s lesson learned, and just like me Firaxis has learned plenty from the many successes and few unexpected mortar blasts of 2012’s game of the year contender XCOM: Enemy Unknown.Ĭontrary to how you may have experienced it, the XCOM forces lost the war of Enemy Unknown. One such fallen soldier, a balding, eyepatch toting Squaddie I named Saul Tigh, has inscribed on his memorial wall plaque, “Who knew those mechs had mortars on their back?” It also lets you extensively customise their appearance and give them detailed biographies, but it’s the epitaphs that are important here. XCOM 2 lets you write epitaphs for your fallen soldiers.
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