After that came X-COM: Interceptor (1998) which deviated quite a bit from the series' roots. X-COM: Apocalypse (1997) expanded the formula even further by adding more complexity to the world as well as other human factions to worry about in addition to the always-present alien threat. X-COM: Terror From the Deep (1995) was a neat idea for a sequel that took the fight for Earth's survival into the oceans with entirely new aquatic aliens to battle, although it was hampered by a significant research bug that could make completing the game impossible.
X-Com: UFO Defense has become virtually synonymous with "strategy" ever since it was first released in 1994. Part of the series 148Apps Goes Deep on XCOM: Enemy Unknown
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