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XCOMUFO.com's bug FAQ (technical bugs) X-COM 2

The second game released less than a year after the success of UFO Defense, Terror from the deep is not a remake, and not an expansion pack. So what was it? just the continuation of the Saga...

Personally, this game is my favorite. I had played UFO Defense and Terror from the Deep before with a friend, and we were unstoppable (we could play until morning)! Then came the time for me to have a computer of my own, and before I actually bought it, I was owning the game. UFO Defense is great, but I thought that the multiple levels in terrors and alien bases was far more difficult than the ones in the first game. A remake? No. Identical gameplay to the first one? Yes. If you knew how to perform in UFO, then you knew how Terror from the deep worked. Some people say it's bad, I see it as if it was a normal way to continue the saga. Whatever you decide, the thing is... if you're an X-COM fan, you'll play it just because it's X-COM...

Now where did I put my Magnetic ION Armor? =)

- Arky

More information about the X-COM Chronology here.

Visit the UFOPEDIA (courtesy of xcomufo.com)

Read the official press release for X-COM Terror from the Deep.

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Are you afraid of water? If you played this game, then you have learned to beware the dangers it contains. If you haven't played it yet, then maybe you should not... unless you think you are ready to face your worst nightmare: the sea.

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The year is 2040. Just before the destruction of the Cydonian brain, near the year 2000, a Tachyon beam emerged from Mars and plunged right into Earth's ocean. This beam turned to be a wake up call for an ancient colony ship that crashed into the Earth's ocean millions of years ago. Now, the dormant aliens have prepared themselves for a massive invasion in order to conquer earth and to use the human race as slaves and to experiment genetic mutations in order to reach "the perfect race".

X-COM had become a myth in those days. When the first alien war was over, the governments claimed that they had defeated the aliens and that they had stopped the invasion. X-COM was shutdown, soldiers where decommissioned and most of its technology sold. Now, the truth was only starting to get out when officers where being called back by the United Nations all around the globe, and no one knew why. And Then it started, again...

At first, newscast heard about cruise vessels and shipping routes being boarded by aliens. They probably thought that the "Bermuda Triangle" effect was repeating itself, but this time they were wrong. And soon enough they admitted it... Earth was going to war again, but this time underwater. X-COM was reinstated into its functions and experimental underwater platforms were putted to test. The best scientists, engineers and soldiers were gathered together so that X-COM could have only but the best. Financial support came from every organizations and companies where offering their equipment and were ready to loan them their latest prototypes such as the Barracuda and the Triton, two submarines both capable of operating underwater and in atmospheric conditions (in the air).

Now, only one element will determine everything: the Commander. Who is the Commander? you will ask. If you dare challenge the Dreamer, you can be the Commander. But the real question is: Do you think you have what it takes to command X-COM ? To find out, download the demo of X-COM: Terror From The Deep.

Hurgh, not again...... ... .. .. . ...... ... molecular control... . .. . .. .. ngarrgh.. . ... .damn Tasoth.. . ... . . .!@#$%^&*(

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GAME SPECIFICATIONS

Category: Strategy
Format: MS-DOS 5.0 or higher
Minimum Requirements: IBM PC 386, 486, Pentium and most compatibles, 4MB RAM, VGA graphics and mouse
Supports: Ad Lib, Gravis, Pro Audio, Soundman and Sound Blaster sound systems

 

Description
Size
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Terror from the Deep Demo
1.04 Mb
TFTD Demo
Update from 1.x to 1.2
907 K b
TFTD Patch v.2
(The demo for TFTD worksin DOSBox, but there is no sound effects.)

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