XCOM 2 Gets Cute With Animal Crossing, Hatsune Miku, And Undertale Mods

XCOM 2 is quite new, but a robust mod scene has sprung up around the game. Aside from some mods being available at launch, thanks to Long War Studios working with Firaxis Games, others have embraced the game to add their own special touches to the latest entry in the series. Three of the new mods available not only reference other video games, but help make XCOM 2 a little more cute.

Recommended Videos

 

622782578_preview_2016-02-13_00005

 

To start, there’s a bit of Animal Crossing in XCOM 2. Dafini has made an optional character head for soldiers in the game, based on a similar mod for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Once enabled, a male or female soldier could look like a male villager from the game. You’ll find the option under Character Head Props in options.

 

621939908_preview_2016-02-12_00004

 

Actually, Dafini has been quite busy when it comes to making XCOM 2 more adorable with mods. He’s also made it possible for everyone to look a little more like Hatsune Miku. People who look under hair, when making a character, will find her iconic twintails for every possible character. There is some clipping, and also some unexpected pink highlights, but it’s otherwise very accurate.

 

619766000_preview_temmie_front Full body armors, heads, and hairs are still in the earliest days for XCOM 2 mods, but the cutest camouflage pattern ever has been added into the game. In Undertale, you can run into cat-dog Temmies in the Temmie Village. Piggles has turned them into a pattern that can be applied to clothing and guns. It’s adorable, even though you have to get in really close to see the Temmie. (It’d probably go well with the ACORG-47 Welsh Corgi-shaped gun.)

 

To install any of these mods and start using them in XCOM 2, head over to the Steam Workshop, subscribe to them, and you’ll be set. Each one will be usable in-game, making the fight against aliens a little more adorable.

 

XCOM 2 is immediately available for Windows, Mac, and Linux PCs.


Siliconera is supported by our audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn a small affiliate commission. Learn more
related content
Read Article SMT V: Vengeance New DLC Demon Dagda Detailed
SMT V Vengeance New DLC Demon Dagda Detailed
Read Article Persona 3 Reload SEES and Koromaru First Aid Items Coming
Persona 3 Reload SEES and Koromaru First Aid Items Coming
Read Article Best Aventurine Build in Honkai: Star Rail (Light Cones & Relics)
aventurine build honkai star rail
Read Article Best Aventurine Teams in Honkai: Star Rail (Focus on Follow-Up Attacks)
honkai star rail aventurine teams header
Read Article Aventurine Ascension Materials in Honkai: Star Rail Require Lots of Travel
honkai star rail aventurine ascension materials
Related Content
Read Article SMT V: Vengeance New DLC Demon Dagda Detailed
SMT V Vengeance New DLC Demon Dagda Detailed
Read Article Persona 3 Reload SEES and Koromaru First Aid Items Coming
Persona 3 Reload SEES and Koromaru First Aid Items Coming
Read Article Best Aventurine Build in Honkai: Star Rail (Light Cones & Relics)
aventurine build honkai star rail
Read Article Best Aventurine Teams in Honkai: Star Rail (Focus on Follow-Up Attacks)
honkai star rail aventurine teams header
Read Article Aventurine Ascension Materials in Honkai: Star Rail Require Lots of Travel
honkai star rail aventurine ascension materials
Author
Jenni Lada
Jenni is Editor-in-Chief at Siliconera and has been playing games since getting access to her parents' Intellivision as a toddler. She continues to play on every possible platform and loves all of the systems she owns. (These include a PS4, Switch, Xbox One, WonderSwan Color and even a Vectrex!) You may have also seen her work at GamerTell, Cheat Code Central, Michibiku and PlayStation LifeStyle.