OpenXcom has long been customizable, but 1.0 added support for properly packaged mods.

Music & Sound Effects Collection site for OpenXcom, by Fenyő.

UFO: Cydonia’s Fall Soundtrack, by lorcán.

If you don’t like or have trouble getting the original X-COM audio to work, you can use custom ones, such as PSX music, remixes, etc.

OpenXcom TFTD Patch (included in the Windows installer).

OpenXcom UFO Patch (included in the Windows installer).

However, it is recommended you keep a backup of the vanilla game data, in case you start experiencing issues after applying one of these. To fix these you need to apply a data patch. Since OpenXcom depends on the original game data, it also suffers from bugs present in that data like map glitches and problems. Note that third-parties are not affiliated with OpenXcom, and we are not held responsible for any issues that their websites and/or content may contain. This section contains content made by fans to beef up your OpenXcom experience.

If you don’t own a copy, you can buy it from one of these retailers.ĭo not use modded versions of X-COM, as they may be incompatible with OpenXcom.Ĭheck the Installation documentation for more details. It is not compatible with other games in the X-COM series. OpenXcom requires a vanilla version of the original UFO: Enemy Unknown / X-COM: UFO Defense (any edition) with the latest patch.

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