Sometimes the enemies in the surrounding area help me decide, as I have equipped one with gear, weapons, armor, and abilities suited to mechanical foes. I’m often in a quandary as to which team members to have active. Yes, you can still only have three active party members at any one time but now, there is another character to find, who quickly became another great addition to the team. These aren’t your standard characters, and each comes with a host of unlockable abilities and their own take on what’s going on around them through voiced conversations between the three characters. All I’ll mention is that the gameplay is free-roaming until you ambush or are seen by an enemy, at which point it switches to a turn-based encounter similar to that of XCom. I won’t bore you with the controls or gameplay mechanics but strongly suggest you take a look at the main review if new to this franchise. It nicely refreshes my memory of the prior events through some cutscenes and the characters conversing as I make my way through the beautifully derelict world. Seed of Evil begins just after the main story ends. But, is it enough? Will my insatiable appetite for this game ever be filled? I seem to have all the things I asked for in the new expansion called Mutant Year Zero: Seed of Evil. I wanted new areas to explore, new weapons, and more. But, it wasn’t enough, I wanted more banter from the unique and bizarre characters. The developers at Bearded Ladies helped alleviate my desire for more with an update adding the Stalker Trials, which repopulated the map and added a slight twist on the way the game is played. Not that it was a particularly short game, I just couldn’t get enough of it. My one criticism of the main game was that it was over too quickly. Title: Mutant Year Zero: Seed of Evil (DLC)Ī code for the game was provided by the publisher for review purposes.
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