It expand anomalies, events and the lore of Stellaris!

From the creators of Tropico and Paradox Games, an awesome Mars colonization simulator: race against others space agencies, terraform Mars, face events, manage your colony...

Battles with the leviathans and rewards to be gained add a special feel in a usually politically dominated atmosphere of a strategy game. Being a space monster hunter adds a witchery element in your space adventure and makes it all the more engaging. Still, more of these would have been preferable since they become repeatable soon enough and their rewards are more used for bragging rights and self-satisfaction than actual in-game (notable) benefit.

Megastructures and habitats offer a special and unique experience which largely differs from the usual planet-based resource production and development. The new ascension perks allow players to explore some of the most popular concepts in sci-fi: bioengineering and cybernetic augmentation, as well as psychic evolution. Indoctrination mechanics makes interacting with primitive civilizations more fun, and upgrades to slavery and government open up more opportunities for specialized empires with immersive features. In conclusion, essential if you want a more atmospheric galaxy.

Adds a lot of flavor to exploration, but also feels like it could have put more effort in creating more numerable unique interactions, which can become repeatable after multiple playthroughs. Still, this DLC helps in making the galaxy a more interesting and enjoyable place, especially with the unique leviathan-like creatures.

Completely surpasses Imperator rome and Stellaris launch in the quality of the product. The game was also made ethically without crunch time and while it lacks A LOT of content from ck2 it makes it up for with the new mechanics (Specifically within religions and courts) as well as the stunning graphics. Royal edition might be worth it if you're a long time fan

Just what Battle Tech should be. Plenty of Mod Support for a ton of replayability.

Paradox has actually done what I thought they'd never do: release a game that on launch can actually stand as a complete game. As a result of Paradox not gutting this game like a fish it's extremely fun.

This is just another "small" DLC that adds more options and content in regards to education in your city. It's certainly not a big deal but for people who love the game and wish to experience everything it has to offer then buying this DLC (especially during a sale) is definitely not a bad decision.

Much more features than Imperator: Rome. Still game needs more polishing but I can recommend it to anyone. Some features are even more advanced comparing CKIII.