XCOM - short for Extraterrestrial Combat Unit, a clandestine paramilitary force - is now a resistance movement. That's because, unlike the first XCOM, this sequel takes place after alien forces have conquered earth and have established ADVENT, an alien-backed order to rule humanity. There was a surprising amount of depth in terms of customisation of your squad, base management, and of course a whole new scenario to deal with. Plus, there are some neat additions such as gremlins - drones that can be customised for medical or combat assistance in battle and equipped with soldiers. (Also see: XCOM 2 Announced Only for Windows, Linux, and Mac ) Allocating manpower to research ensures a steady supply of new tech bonuses to make resources easier to come by, while putting more staff on engineering allows you to make new, more effective kinds of ammunition. The gameplay video showed the various choices you can make in-game, and areas to which you can allocate resources and manpower. It's a repurposed alien ship and houses your troops, engineering, research, armoury and other necessary functions needed to take the fight to the enemy. This was followed up with a run through of the mobile base you're in charge of, known as the Avenger. It begins with a cut-scene showing you (the commander of the XCOM forces) coming back to into action with the help of some rather unconventional surgery, to remove a mysterious alien implant. During a behind closed doors presentation, we saw a new gameplay trailer for the latest game of the turn-based strategy series. That was the feeling we got from XCOM 2's Gamescom 2015 showcase.
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