Xenonauts 2 Full Version Launches on Steam After 11 Years: An XCOM-Inspired Tactical Strategy
The war against alien invaders is escalating globally in the full release of Xenonauts 2.
After years in development, which began in 2015, and an extended period in Steam Early Access, the complete version of Xenonauts 2 has officially launched for PC. This highly anticipated tactical game offers players a deep strategy experience reminiscent of the classic XCOM series.
Xenonauts 2 is set in an alternate 2009. The Cold War still rages, the Berlin Wall remains standing, and the planet is plagued by suspicious activity:
Unidentified flying objects (UFOs) and mysterious creatures are constantly appearing worldwide, amidst increasingly tense international conflicts. Those who report UFO sightings mysteriously disappear. It seems aliens are growing more confident on Earth every day, which means there's no time to lose.
In Xenonauts 2, players are tasked with developing and expanding a network of bases. These vital outposts serve multiple purposes: providing essential rest and resupply points for soldiers, and acting as research facilities for studying captured alien bodies and their advanced equipment.
Every action you take will have far-reaching consequences, ensuring that events unfold differently with each new playthrough.
Xenonauts 2 has received "Very Positive" reviews on Steam. It is a standalone project, meaning players do not need to be familiar with the first installment to fully enjoy this new tactical adventure.
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