For more than a decade, fans of X-COM: UFO Defense have been waiting for someone to recapture the addictiveness of saving the Earth, one crashed flying saucer at a time. Altar Interactive arguably came closest to achieving this goal in 2003, when it released UFO: Aftermath. But while this game got the squad battles right, it got a lot more wrong. It even stripped away the strategic elements that helped make X-COM one of those compulsive games you would load up for a half hour and wind up playing into the wee hours of the morning.. Head on to GameSpot.com's full review to learn about this game - they think it's rather poor.



Link: Game Spot