Call of Duty and games like it are deemed as terrible because all they are is a copy of games that came before. We scoff at those below us who purchase Call of Duty games each year instead of our more divine titles. We become more “sophisticated” in our tastes and find more things unsavory. I think we more critical gamers have the problem that we become too jaded about our games. I trudged my way through the start of the game and… something weird happened. Most of the popular complaints that you can see others having about the Bureau I was finding myself sharing. Are you serious, the game DOESN’T pause when I give orders? Crap, the game can be a little slow on the punch to load textures when a mission starts. Oh no, the facial animations can be pretty touch and go. When I started the game I was cynical of almost everything I saw. I decided to review The Bureau before Blacklist because I knew that I would like Blacklist and had a sort of emotion of just wanting to get The Bureau finished. I had been really excited for this game and seeing that people, whose opinions I trusted, dump disdain on this game made me a little apprehensive to play it.
I checked out some of the reviews for The Bureau: XCOM Declassified before I actually picked it up and my heart became heavy.
Well, it’s time to take my stab at reviewing one of the more polarizing games of late. There are better games coming out that deserve your money but that fact doesn’t mean that The Bureau: XCOM Declassified isn’t worth being played. Short Story: It’s decent it’s not as bad as the vitriol says it is.
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