For a quarter (this game's price on sale) you really couldn't go wrong. So I tried this game, and it's good fun! Haven't played a Tower Defense type of game in a while, and imo this one delivers the goods with fun mechanics, pleasing pixel art graphics, and an extremely good value for the price. Big recommend!

As the storefront says, this DLC adds a bunch of different things to the game, from new music to new events to a cool Wonder Designer tool. Imo Imperator Rome made an amazing turnaround after launch, and this pack is a no-brainer to pick up to further flesh out the game.

There are still some bugs in this expansion, as is not uncommon for Paradox DLCs, but overall I think this is a pretty good one. The main addition is the Pope and Holy Roman Empire, which introduces a lot of interesting new mechanics and is a lot of fun to play. Recommend

Imo, one of the weaker values among Paradox DLCs, especially considering the age of the game and lack of deep sales despite Steel Division II already existing. That said, it still adds some unique named units to the game that are fun to use, and does overall improve the base game by a tiny bit.

Nowhere near as strong as the Industries expansion, but there is still some welcome flavor here in the fisheries and other additions to coastal cities. Overall I liked what was added, and don't regret the purchase.

For the low (especially 80% off Flash Sale) price, this Collection is a clear buy in my opinion. It includes the original King Arthur Roleplaying Wargame with DLC, the Fallen Champions stand-alone expansion, and King Arthur II with DLC - that is a lot of content! Now, is it any good? Yes! King Arthur plays like a unique take on Total War, set in a very atmospheric and beautiful Medieval Fantasy world. For me, it was even better and more fun to play, despite some rough edges, than many of the official Total War series games; if you like this gameplay style, this one's a gem.

Elite Dangerous is grindy, but isn't that exactly how space flight and exploration is? The game is an extremely immersive sandbox and has some truly jaw-dropping moments - as interspersed as they can be. For people who enjoy realistic sims like the Euro / American Truck Driver games and want to choose exactly what role they take in a simulated galaxy (shockingly accurate recreation of the Milky Way!), Elite Dangerous is a definite buy.

The Commandos games were critical landmarks in defining the Stealth RTS genre, and there is a good case to be made that Men of Courage is the best of the series. If you enjoy modern games like Shadow Tactics that were clearly heavily inspired by the systems and presentations from Commando, you owe it to yourself to check out this classic.

To me, Ghostly Matter feels like a mix of classic NES Castlevania and Ghosts and Goblins, but with more of an emphasis on exploration than tough action platforming. It could be a little more polished around the edges, but was fun for me to play so I recommend it if the aesthetics catch your eye and you're in a retro gaming mood.

Praetorians is an absolute classic RTS, focusing on the emerging Roman Empire and its conquests. There is an HD remaster out now if you want slightly more detailed soldier graphics, but in my opinion this older game still holds up well and is more amazing value for money. Gameplay is identical and terrific in both, so pick one and play Praetorians!