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Phoenix Point Review

Phoenix Point Review

Posted on December 4, 2019December 4, 2019 By Jarvis

Phoenix Point is being marketed as the “spiritual successor” to XCOM and on paper there’s a lot to back this claim

If you’re a fan of the iconic XCOM franchise, Phoenix Point has likely been top of your games or Christmas wish list for quite some time.

Developed by a team at Snapshot Studios with Julian Gollop – the father of the original XCOM games – as lead designer, Phoenix Point has been described and marketed as the “spiritual successor” to XCOM and generated quite a lot of hype over the last year.
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