Paradox never disappoints when it comes to strategy games and this doesn't as well. You discover new life and civilizations, and researching technology is done uniquely. Just the perfect game to sit down and play when you have the time because there is a lot to uncover.
As the title suggests, this DLC is no Industries but has a similar approach. You zone areas for universities and you build them up. Then you level it up and unlock new buildings. The formula is the same, but the effects are not. The cool thing here is that you have Museums and then the academic works your university produces get shown there. Overall, it makes your city look livelier and there are also university sports and events.
I got this DLC, just because when you combine it with mods, you have the perfect green city. You cut down on pollution and if you're an eco-buff like me, you'd certainly enjoy this one.
Compared to the previous titles, this one holds and compares well. The most important thing for me was that they didn't drag out like some of the major studios like to do. Stealth is a significant part of this game and it does it better than before. There are some missing parts of the story that they could've covered, but they did a pretty well job for what it is.
I always turn to these series, to explore what would happen when I make different choices. It gives a sense of roleplay and the game is very deep. The ending is the best part, it leaves me wanting for more. I can't wait for the sequel to come out.
Waited so long for this to come out, I was a big fan of Warband and the other DLCs they had. The Viking Conquest one was my favorite as well. And now they finally have Bannerlord out. With a couple of mods, this game is fantastic!
Obviously, they could've added more interesting features, but they left it at the just bare minimum to call a DLC a DLC. It kindda feels just like an annoyance rather than challenge when playing with this DLC. At this point, I've stopped enabling rat infestations, which feels like half the DLC. The grants are a little bit broken and you can kindda get them for free, I guess because the damage you receive is way lower than the grant. Sometimes it can be fun, but only early game. It's not even a challenge late game.
This blew my mind when I played it for the first time. It felt like a new game and I'm surprised at how much love Paradox put into this long-awaited DLC. Eastern Europe finally has some meaningful national focuses and the dank designer is pretty extensive. This one was worth the wait.
The movement of this game is weird, and yes, I know this game is supposed to be played with a controller, but it's sold for PC, so I would at least expect the controls to work right. The story is amazing and I love almost all of the minigames, but again, the controls are a bit clunky. Moving is very snappy and also in fights, I am unable to evade/defend while in the middle of a punch, which made things a lot of difficult, because you had to learn the timing and how the AI thinks in order to play this.
This DLC not only brings in new items but new ways to make profits for your prison. You can basically even make just a whole Farm Prison just to make money. It adds more options to bring in funds and it can be a great way to expand your prison. I always expand in one direction and reserve that whole plot just for this DLC.
Good DLC, but should've been part of the base game
This DLC actually improves the NPC thinking, and for me who loves roleplaying, was a must-have DLC. I love setting harsh punishments for hard crimes and easy punishments for the rest, so this DLC kindda balances the stuff missing out from the base game. I still feel this shouldn't even be a DLC, but an update, nonetheless I bought it and was not disappointed. The bakery and restaurant just feel like the same thing, with different graphics, but for big prisons, they're great because it means more jobs for the prisoners and more money for you.
If the game was challenging for you, this is a DLC you should get
I started a new prison on an island thanks to this DLC and I only received Super Max prisoners. It was very difficult for them to escape, but it doesn't still mean that the game was not a challenge. There were still gangs and fights and all the regular challenging problems, but it was just with one less problem: Fewer escapees. This let me focus more on reforming my prisoners, as I built nicer cells for those who were willing to behave and transferred them. Pairing this DLC with the Psych Ward one, I could easily separate the mental patients from the hardcore criminals on separate islands, which was perfect for me.
I made a new prison to test out this DLC and I was surprised at how immersive this DLC was and how much stuff you can do in it. I basically made Arkham Asylum without Batman. I'm planning on actually making Steam Workshop mods for this one. There are so many interesting things you can do in this one.
You will play this game again after completing it, I promise
This game is like reading a book, but the second time you read it, it's a different story. I tried out the "demo" version and I really loved it, so now I'm buying it. I wouldn't care if it was on sale or not, I just needed to have this one.
Like many reviews, you might encounter, I will also say that this game is the best JRPGs of all time, if not the best PC game of all time. If you can manage to look past graphics in 2021, then you will surely enjoy this game. The story is very character-driven and even though the graphics may not look like it, but they were improved quite a lot, along with new optimizations. It's a must-have for any steam library.
I love always managing my traffic in my cities, It's my favorite thing to do. Just looking at the traffic percentage and always trying to fix it. I noticed that many roads were missing and after some research, I found out that I needed the Mass Transit DLC. This is a shame, but this DLC doesn't only add new roads, so it's good. When you combine this with other road mods, you can basically recreate and or do anything you would see in real life. The new modes of transportation relieve your traffic so much more. Without any traffic manager mods, this DLC is a must-have. I have all of the essential Skylines modes and I still needed this DLC, so I'd put this as a must-have If managing traffic is very fun for you.
This DLC really expands your base game. You can basically create your own county with this, where you can have an agricultural area in one place, a small village next to it and then, you can have a big metropolis in the distance. The new aspects they add to the game, allow you to focus on more details in the game. You can bring in a lot of money If your industry logistics is set up right. This is a true definition of a DLC where it expands the base game by such a big amount and it's not just some meaningless cosmetic upgrade to it.
I've been searching for the longest time for the best detective game. I found out about this one when It came out, but I didn't have the best PC and was almost unplayable. I had a lot of fun, but couldn't play it. Now that I have a better PC I can't wait to experince yet another masterpiece by Rockstar. This game is living proof that Rockstar can achieve anything they want to and be the best at it.
It's good If you play as Canada or India or something, otherwise it doesn't bring a lot to the table. It brings a new feature: The spearhead, which I have yet to see see someone actually use it.
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