Adds more variety and depth to your city building experience. Now you can go green and fight pollution so you don't have to watch half your city get sick from the factories spewing ugly smoke everywhere. New policies, new skins, new buildings. Worth the price but even sweeter on sale.

If you're not big on making your city look great and just play the game to build a huge metropolis then you can skip this DLC and be fine. However, if you like meticulous design and want to fill every inch of unused space with creation then you can't go wrong here.

Makes internal diplomacy more important and volatile. Your large land-owning nobles will demand seats on your council, angering your large landowners can lead to rebellion or attempts on your life so you have to balance ability with appeasement. Can make the game tougher if you like a decentralized empire, but add more to do if you are large landowning noble for a liege. Worth it

The campaign map and sector system is what bummed me out, the world design of Age of Wonders 3 was way better in my opinion. This world design seems more like a board game and the combat gets old after awhile. Haven't played any of the free updates or the expansions so maybe they made the game better.

Best dragon ball game ever.
We just need more arena to play and please improve netcode (rollback ?)

With an avid interest in WW2 shooters - Hell Let Loose is a great game with an active development team, working hard to consistently improve their product. It is compared a lot with Post Scriptum (the WW2 game, from the developers of Squad), but to me Hell Let Loose takes the cake.

The gunplay feels inspired by Red Orchestra, which I rate as the best WW2 team-based FPS to date, and the multi-crew tank and fixed-weapon combat is very fulfilling: even when playing as the loader for a heavy artillery piece back at your home base. It feels as if you are contributing to an overall team effort.

As of writing this review, I would highly recommend anyone wishing to get started in more milsim style shooters, especially those disappointed with the release of BFV last year.

TL:DR - A solid FPS with a nice enough community, and historical authenticity.