XCOM: Chimera Squad may be a full XCOM spin-off, but it feels more like testing ground for radical departures from the previous two games than a proper sequel.

Chimera Squad is a fitting subtitle for the new XCOM game, because it’s a chimera of a game. Sure, it’s got XCOM’s turn-based tactical head on its shoulders, but it’s being ferried about ...

XCOM: Chimera Squad it out now and takes the modern turn-based tactical game to a strange place narratively. We talked with lead designer Mark Nauta about the modern XCOM timeline, and learned ...

XCOM: Chimera Squad, Firaxis’ latest entry in the 25-year-old franchise, doesn’t quite rise to the same level of excellence as War of the Chosen.But it does manage to successfully remix the ...

XCOM: Chimera Squad – alien on alien action (pic: 2K) The follow-up to XCOM 2 doesn’t have the epic scope of its predecessor but it does have something just as important: some new ideas.

Xcom: Chimera Squad is more than just a spin-off, it's a complete reimagining of the XCOM formula. Are these changes any good or is Chimera Squad a discount nightmare for the series? Our review.

XCOM: Chimera Squad is now out in the wild and if you're finding it too much of a challenge, you can use these console commands to cheat your way to victory. Strictly speaking, ...

XCOM: Chimera Squad is a standalone spinoff that picks up five years after the events of XCOM 2. City 31 is a place where humans, aliens, and hybrids co-exist in peace.

XCOM: Chimera Squad tosses key XCOM design elements out the window to give the series a whole new, yet still familiar feel. It's great, especially for $20.

XCOM: Chimera Squad will release digitally on PC via Steam on April 24. For a limited time, the introductory price for Chimera Squad will be set at $9.99 before it increases to $19.99 on May 1.

XCOM: Chimera Squad is a departure. It's perhaps the biggest shift to play since Firaxis dared to drop the hyphen, trading out the sprites for polygons when it inherited the series back in 2012.