The Bureau: XCOM Declassified /PS3

The year is 1962 and the Cold War has gripped the nation in fear. A top-secret government unit called the Bureau begins to investigate a series of mysterious attacks by an enemy more powerful than communism.

As Agent Carter, fire, pull the trigger, and lead your squad in an immersive tactical third-person shooter set in a covert war to protect humanity from an otherworldly enemy.

What you think you know about your enemy is about to change. A deceptive and invisible enemy makes its appearance in America and threatens to destroy the American Dream. It is not about the invasion that the Americans would have expected.



It is not about any army or a battlefield. Join humanity's fight against an unknown enemy and step into the shoes of William Carter, an FBI agent tasked with identifying and eliminating this mysterious threat at any cost.

Players will have to devise a plan consisting of risky strategic actions to survive in the knife-edge situations. The story of The Bureau: Xcom Declassified is told from a First-Person perspective, and players will have exciting combat experiences that will test their ingenuity.



Characteristics:

- The Bureau: XCOM Declassified is a tactical shooter developed by 2K Marin. The game is a prequel to how the famous XCOM unit came about.
- The action takes place during the Cold War, the year 1962. A series of mysterious attacks attract the attention of the government and thus a secret unit called The Bureau is formed.
- Play as Agent Carter, the first man in charge of defending the nations against an enemy far greater than anyone could have anticipated at the time.



- The atmosphere in the US is pretty tense just because of the Cold War, however, when an alien threat appears, everything escalates to a new level.
- Desk: XCOM Declassified delicately balances between a shooter and a strategy game, with parts of both involved in the battles.
- You'll face a wide range of alien enemies upon pressing the desk key, some making for an easy kill, while others require a team effort to take down a single unit.