I bought this for my son, where can we find the DLC codes that are supposed to come with it

Great strategy game that builds off the first game and introduces improvement. The plot is more involved and the early stages of game-play are much more difficult. The addition of a turn counter on some missions adds an entertaining level of suspense.

The game delivers all that it's predecessors were so good at and more. Since it's purchase, countless Aliens have been slain, continents liberated and real life wasted away! A must buy!

Excellent sequel to the original. The gameplay is like a virtual board game.

Hit percentages are way off or don't mean anything. I was taking a shot with a 85% chance to hit and I was able to load to the same shot from a save I made and after 20+ times reloading my save to the same shot and every time I missed that shot.

Brilliant game and amazing story line. Totally worth the money.

When will Firaxis treat their PC players with some respect and give us controller support since the UI can obviously handle it now? Their argument was "it's a game made only for PC"..

Alien Nation.

Tactical combat is edge-of-your-seat stuff; Great variety; Loads of soldier customisation

RNG feels horribly unfair in the early game; Very buggy throughout; Multiplayer still feels tacked on

Another bug hunt XCOM 2 is a frustrating game, and not just due to the infamous difficulty the franchise is known for. It's frustrating because there is an absolutely fantastic game at its core, a total improvement on what was already one of the best turn-based strategy experiences of the last few...

The year is 2035, twenty years after the events of XCOM: Enemy Unknown , and the Aliens now have almost complete control of Earth. XCOM, the then primary defense force has now been reduced to a mere resistance force.