...definetely great looking and climatic, tho mission maps can get repetitive after 30 hours. Interesting weaponery with lots of differences between them. Overall 4/5
It gives game interesting twist of "RPG" elements for your leaders, tho feels sometimes you get either something really powerful or really useless. Needs balance patch.
Game is beautiful, but... AI is quite bad so if you want to play solo wait a bit. Also, there is quite a bit of "monetization" going on with the cosmetical changes, so if you want to beautify your team - pay up. I think the worst part is that mutations are no longer visible which is just confusing when playing
Ok, this one is a money grab from the makers. I can get map is long and there is some new stuff going on but come on, it's a single scenario there! Not worth the full price, maybe at half price it will be a decentish deal.
Priced like a ride ticket, it adds just enough stuff to the base game to support the price. Worth it of you love the game and feel you need more eventful life.
Stellaris is a really living game, it changes constantly. Not really sure what is part of free update and what is in DLC, but additions are as usual significant and being able to start as a vassal and work your way up or out from it changes beginning of the game A LOT which kinda needed update from "the usual".
Uhmm... yeah, I should have read the reviews on Steam. In the current from (premiere day-ish) trains are just not worth it and DLC adds nothing really above them.
Well, it's really good replacement for the L4D. Progression is nice and fun, but... why the hell DLC guns are top tier and you can just jump into having top-most version of gun from Level 1? Shame to waste potential there.
It's a really good sequel to previous part, this time it's in Washington DC. Terrain is vast and differentiated, missions are... ok, tho they become repeatable. Gunplay is great as long as you don't mind having to choose guns you are given and not ones you want.
DLC really brings freshness to it, more maps all at the same time to fill in slow times on your main colony. Tho underground is frustrating at first, you are constantly finding caveins and can't go anywhere until you get magical tech. Oh, and it crashes a lot currently, so wait few more patches.
Well, if you are into playing in Balkan area, then it's really worth it. Otherwise, you can skip it and you won't loose out on anything that important.
Historical speeches in really good quality really add to the game, putting you right in those times and places, fighting for the Allies (in case of this DLC). Worth it unless you kill your game audio and use music from somewhere else.
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