I have to admit that I did not care much for the parks & recreation stuff in the game. However, it's a nice addition for the base game when you can get it for the WinGameStore pricing.
A good but not an outstanding addition to the game. Certain maps now offer snow and let you build your personal winter wonderland towns. While playing in other climates, I believe you won't even notice it's there.
What's not to love with Dead Cells. The developers are still constantly expanding and tweaking the game to perfection and the Bad Seed DLC is not just a great expansion but also a good way to say thank you for this level of engagement.
I was a little worried at first that the game might be brutally difficult but since release the devs implemented a system that lets you choose your preferred difficulty and then progress nicely through the ranks.
XCOM 2 is a worthy successor and a joy to play. I still remember playing Terror from the Deep as a child and while XCOM 1 & 2 rebooted the franchise, the basic gameplay loop is fantastic.
More linear and story-driven, Chimera Squad gets to the point with hand-crafted encounters. No turtling around the map to find pods, you simply breach and clear.
Pretty much the same as the prequel, with the campaign this time not having any narration and just being a bunch of short rinse-repeat levels, and more expensive at that. Game is functional tho, so that's one star extra.
After several DLCs which focused pretty much on "boxed-in" content, I was hoping for freshness for sea-side cities with this DLC. And well, while this DLC comes with some nice content, it seems somewhat lacklustre, as there is nothing like yacht-harbor, house-boats, local cruises, water-sports, and similarly. Due to that I would put this DLC rather low on a list of which C:S DLCs to get.
This DLC puts some focus on content for pedestrians, which is great. The 4 types of park also add more variety to the city, and the DLC comes with 5 new maps.
The content of this DLC is well made, and it makes the city look more interesting. However, while there are several faculties to add city-bonus, the campuses are somewhat disconnected to the city, as they don't even require a mass-transportation connection nor add visitors to a festival area nearby. And this can be easily blamed on the DLC-model as such, whereas a sequel could be focusing more on integrating such content within the base-game, but seems a pity that there is little incentive to use a campus on a new map, instead of the base-game university.
As player, one may need to take a closer look to understand how logistics work in-game. But once that is clear, with this DLC one can build up some nice industry areas.
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