Absolutely LOVED this game. I bought it on sale and intended to try it out after I finished X-COM2: War of the Chosen. Coming from a visual gem like X-COM2 to Xenonauts, the graphics immediately turned me off and it was hard to grasp what was going on at first. Put it aside for a month and decided to give it another chance which was a good decision.
If you manage to look past the graphics which seem bad at first sight, you'll find an extremely addicting X-COM type game (it resembles the X-COM from the 90s more than the recent X-COM or X-COM2).
Most of the bugs or inconveniences you'll encounter in this game can be remedied by using the community mode version of the game, which I defenitely recommend to get.
Spent hours playing this game when I shouldn't have because I was too addicted. Looking forward to Xenonauts 2.

PS: Still don't get why you have to fight the greatest threat to humanity in history with 2 F-16s and 10 soldiers when you basically have the entire world's army at your disposal.

Absolutely LOVED this game. I bought it on sale and intended to try it out after I finished X-COM2: War of the Chosen. Coming from a visual gem like X-COM2 to Xenonauts, the graphics immediately turned me off and it was hard to grasp what was going on at first. Put it aside for a month and decided to give it another chance which was a good decision. If you manage to look past the graphics which seem bad at first sight, you'll find an extremely addicting X-COM type game (it resembles the X-COM from the 90s more than the recent X-COM or X-COM2). Most of the bugs or inconveniences you'll encounter in this game can be remedied by using the community mode version of the game, which I defenitely recommend to get. Spent hours playing this game when I shouldn't have because I was too addicted. Looking forward to Xenonauts 2. PS: Still don't get why you have to fight the greatest threat to humanity in history with 2 F-16s and 10 soldiers when you basically have the entire world's army at your disposal.