Nice old times ambient game from '50 to '70. missions sometimes not so funny but general gameplay is amazing, imo

Probably the best hack and slash out there, plus the artwork is gorgeous. Tons of items, tons of enemies and plenty of variation when it comes to maps and such. Also a decent amount of different ways to build, tho some are way stronger in the current meta.

Overall this game is pretty neat, tho more effort could be put into improving the balancing of items (some are straight up useless at the moment)

The classic to Emperor Pack is not the complete game, it's only an update of the classic pack to access the contents of the Emperor pack.
But now there is no difference between the two packs (except perhaps for the ship and the exclusive hero of Dungeon Of the Endless), the developers have added the contents of the Emperor pack to those with the classic pack.

Telltale's productions have been purring for far too long. The studio is content to reproduce its winning formula adaptation after adaptation without worrying about the lack of interest in its games and The Walking Dead: A New Frontier is paying the price. Without being bad, on the contrary, this season 3 suffers from a feeling of déjà-vu that only leaves you at rare moments. The fault lies in an agreed gameplay and pen that both struggle to be renewed, despite this desire to make the subject more mature. And if the truth was elsewhere? An interactive adventure is judged by its ability to involve the player, to put him in front of tough choices and to make him suffer the consequences. And on this point, Telltale transforms the essay with talent and combines the background and the form with the help of an artistic direction faithful to the original material (namely the comics) and an omnipresent violence, mirror of this post universe -apocalyptique.

The game is very fun, building my own city from the ground up has been so enjoyable and will keep on providing me with hours of entertainment.