Not bad, but not earth-shattering, Friends & Foes is pretty pedestrian but does provide greater depth to dealing with NPCs in game.

Well, not quite, but any new pack for Stellaris is going to be fun to play. And the fish-people are no different. Eer-eel-y fantastic.

Not essential, but worth getting on sale. Ultimately if you play CK3 you'll want it regardless.

Literally, this dlc rocks. It is rocks. You are rocks. If you love Stellaris and all the possible stories it generates, you need more rock in your life.

But still better than others. If you have sunk hundreds of hours into Stellaris this will be worth it. If you are new to Stellaris, wait.

Changes some of the base game in unexciting business-like ways.

Not the best TW dlc, but good value at sale price.

More Stellaris, just souped-up and on some serious steroids. Adds new possibilities to what is already the best Civ in Space game.

Not essential, but good to have if you plan on sinking a few hundred hours into Hoi4.

A very strange turn-based game filled with campy humor and a 50's sci-fi pastiche, but well worth playing. Each game develops differently and no two rounds are the same. For its quite affordable price there is much to enjoy here. Warning: it is not easy and there are no crutches for a lack of awareness and a solid plan. Only significant drawback (my warning was really just praise for the game!) is there can be a lack of available players except for certain times of the day. {I purchased this title through Steam directly, not the WinGameStore, but am submitting a review here to increase the game's visibility}