The only reason I bought this DLC was the fact that it was on 30+% discount and I had a coupon(combined with the hope they will fix it in a month or so). Still waiting for bugs to be fixed.
The second DLC for Planetfall is continuing the good trend from the first by adding interesting new mechanics to the game along with new factions that add flavour to the game.
From the early dev diaries I knew that this DLC was going to be special with the amount of freedom it allows players to design ships, and I like to think that in some small part I helped bring some of the wackier concepts to life.
A step up from vanilla HoI III, with less micro and more strategy. The battle plans make waging war on multiple fronts much less of a chore than previously.
If Grand Strategy in a WW2 setting is your thing, this is the game to get.
Only con for me, the game performance degrades too much as the timeline advances.
EVE Online has all the trappings of an MMO, in a sci-fi universe.
It is the most sandbox of sandbox MMOs. Which makes it as much of a strategy game as traditional MMO. The universe is vast, shared with 10s of thousand of other players on a single server. You can go it alone as a budling individualist, or join a player corporation and try your luck in PvE, PvP, crafting, diplomacy or all of the above – in the end, you are ultimately competing with other players in any avenue you choose.
It is the closest you'll come to an MMO, that is easy to get into, but difficult to master. Every system and mechanic has variables to improve under the hood, and even after years of playing, there's always something new to learn.
There's a reason why people refer to it as a hobby, more than a game. You decide how much you want to invest.
"Tormentum" was a joy to play. Fantastic artwork and sound design. The overall atmosphere of the game is exceptional. Most of the "puzzles" are very very easy, but I saw this as a great plus. Maybe you should be open-minded to appreciate the story.
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