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Revision as of 03:15, 5 December 2022
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General | |
Author | Northfear |
Type | Strategy |
Version | 1.0-vita.5 |
License | GPL-3.0 |
Last Updated | 2022/08/08 |
Links | |
Download | |
Website | |
Source | |
OpenXcom is an open-source clone of the popular "UFO: Enemy Unknown" ("X-COM: UFO Defense" in the USA release) and "X-COM: Terror From the Deep" videogames by Microprose, licensed under the GPL and written in C++ / SDL.
Requirements
- fd_fix.skprx OR repatch_ex.skprx
- Game Data Files: PC
Installation
Download openxcom.vpk from here and install it to your PS Vita.
Download openxcom-data.zip from here as well, extract it and copy OpenXcom
folder into ux0:data/
.
Copy content of installed Enemy Unknown folder into ux0:data/OpenXcom/UFO
or/and installed Terror From The Deep into ux0:data/OpenXcom/TFTD
. Check README.txt UFO/TFTD for details about exact game folders that need to be copied.
rePatch reDux0 OR FdFix plugin may be required for proper suspend/resume support (only use one at a time).
Media
Screenshots
Controls
- Left analog stick - Cursor movement
- Right analog stick - Map/Globe scrolling
- CROSS - Left mouse button
- CIRCLE - Right mouse button
- SQUARE - Open Map
- TRIANGLE - Inventory
- D-Pad Up/Down - Switch between floors
- D-Pad Right/Left - Use item in right/left hand
- R1 - Select Previous Unit
- L1 - Select Next Unit
- SELECT - Esc
- START - End turn
- R1 + L1 - Ctrl emulation (force fire, strafe with alternative movement on)
Buttons can be remapped in the "Controls" options menu.
Cursor movement speed can be changed by editing the controllerPointerSpeed
option in ux0:data/OpenXcom/options.cfg
.
Mod suppor
RAM is pretty limited on Vita, so there's a chance that game would just crash with heavy mods installed.
Other
You can change game resolution in the "Video" options menu.
320x200 provides the best performance. 480x272 with Display Mode set to "Fullscreen" and Geoscape Scale/Battlescape Scale set to "Full Display" provides great visuals (x2 pixel scaling) while still having good performance.
"Fullscreen" display mode scales game surface to fullscreen. "Windowed" mode centers the game area w/o scaling it.
You can skip intros by tapping on screen.
External links
- Official Website - https://openxcom.org/
- Github - https://github.com/Northfear/OpenXcom-vita
- VitaDB - https://vitadb.rinnegatamante.it/#/info/658