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== Story == Half a century after the end of the [[X-COM: Terror from the Deep|second ''X-COM'']] campaign, the last battle of T'leth has severely damaged Earth's [[biosphere]]. As a result, several self-contained [[Megalopolis (city type)|Megalopolis]]-type cities were proposed to provide habitation for humanity. The game follows Mega-Primus, the first of these cities, built over the ruins of [[Toronto]], Canada. Meanwhile the off-world colony of [[Mars]] is exploited by the Elerium mining corporation, Solmine, and oppressed by MarSec (MARs SECurity). The alien threat in the game is presented by a new race of organic, extradimensional aliens that initially seem to have no relation to the aliens of the previous two games, though later missions set in the aliens' home dimension reveal they have enslaved Sectoid survivors. These new aliens attack the city through [[tetrahedron]]-shaped teleport gates. The player must find out how to send their own aircraft, along with X-COM agents, through these gates without being destroyed and take the war to the aliens. ''Apocalypse'' has fourteen fictional races of [[Extraterrestrial life in popular culture|alien beings]]. Each race has various strengths and weaknesses, and some races are dependent on other races. The "alien life cycle" plays a crucial part of the game.
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