This DLC adds a few small features to the game, none of which are super important, but considering the price its a very solid pick up. I would recommend buying it especially if you enjoy playing as the Byzantine Empire.
I feel like this DLC doesnt add enough to justify it's price. While adding a lot physically, it is very light on new features. Purchase off a sale if you are interested in playing in India.
There isn't a ton left to buy with this DLC, but it does flesh out North America alot and the random new world helps keep things interesting in plays if you are tired of knowing where everything is when colonizing.
This DLC adds quite a few new divisions for every faction so its a must buy for people who enjoyed the base game and want more options for their game sessions. Anyone who didn't really enjoy the base game shouldn't bother with this.
Pretty big boosts to Spain in this DLC, mission trees additions are always nice, and minority expulsion is an interesting mechanic for colonizers (though it annoyingly keeps your colonist permanently tied up for the duration). Holy orders don't make much sense to me, it's just another button to click to spend excess mana points. Really bizarre that you can't remove them from a state afterwards too. Flagships are just mildly interesting, and naval barrage feels kind of pointless outside of a few edge cases.
As with all DLC, read through the full list of features to see if anything screams out at you before buying. This one in particular is kind of niche, I can't really think of any vital improvements introduced here. I appreciate efforts made by Paradox to keep pumping out new content, but it's also quite annoying to see so many bugs and regressions slip into new releases. After a DLC release like this, you typically have to wait for a couple of hotfix patches before you can really get started on a full campaign. Some dodgy design decisions in there as well (like more restrictive conditions for moving you capital off-continent) makes some people want to revert to earlier patches.
Very good addition to Civilization VI, though... still not best Civ
Rise and Fall makes Civilization VI grow in almost every aspect. Diplomacy is enhanced with new options and interactions, internal "politics" is more relevant thanks to your cities loyalty (they can left your empire!) and governors... And Golden / Dark Ages bring makes the midgame more dinamic.
Rise and Fall is an important step forward but Civ6 is still lacking a bit to become the best Civilization experience.
These games are classics in gaming culture. It is said they pose moral conundrums, but I do not buy it. The gameplay however is good, the package contains both the classic and remastered versions of the first two games, and the DLC for the final game (curiously, buying the bundle is oftne cheaper than buying BS:I and its season pass on most sales).
The gameplay isn't bad, although the lighting is a bit dark in places unless you mess with gamma. The aiming is also decent, which is always a plus.
Do keep in mind that this is a horror game, to some degree.
This is not a single player game. This game does not appear to have dedicated servers, either. Gameplay is however fun if you can live without the former and deal with all that the latter entails (i.e. connection issues, NAT traversal, etc).
This is the last GTA title before the series went online with GTA V.
The game isn't bad, IF you can get it to play. Which is no guarantee.
This game uses a lot of now-defunct DRM which requires a lot of fiddling to get around, and may indeed even be illegal under the EULA.
If you want to get a taste for the franchise, you can try GTAV, Do note that this will also have DRM, just not as broken. In this current state? I would not recommend this game.
One of the best detective/hidden object games. The first time through is tough, but as you begin to understand how to put things together it becomes easier. I've played it at least 15 times and its still fun.
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