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Hearts of Iron IV is a great game; a great game to introduce someone into the 'land of Paradox grand strategy'. The game isn't as complex as the predecessor or the other games that Paradox makes, yet it makes a excellent experience and a joy to play. With the additions of mods, the game just gets better. The DLC costs a lot but they are worth it since all older DLC pre-Man the Guns are included in the base game now.

Main expansions take a year to be released but the quality of them are worth it.

This game is a good example of a game with excellent game support, updates and DLC. Most of the DLC is optional and they are priced very reasonably compared to most other games out there. It costs less than NZD$3 for paint skins and about $15 to $25 for expansions.

A pleasure driving experience and overall gameplay. The steering wheel is recommended but not needed to enjoy the game. Very accurate truck simulation (weight, sound etc). Would recommend!

Cities: Skylines is a good recommendation to anyone that wants to enter the City Building genre, but the game has many flaws too great to me to recommend the game. The great benefits are the mods, customisation, map sizes and active devs. That's it.

The game has a lot of DLC, some are alright, meh to dreadful (Green Cities and Industries is a good example of this); Snowfall and Mass Transit feels halve baked, the only worth it in Snowfall is the Trams. Do not buy the DLC at its full price. There is a lot of expensive content packs-these are also NOT worth it at ALL. Hell, I even preordered the game...

The game to me feels incredibly different from a SimCity game. When compared to SimCity 4 and SimCity (2013) respectively, the game feels very off to me; it feels very bland, soulless and boring. It lacks this 'charm' and character. The game feels like a 'city painter' than a 'city simulator'. The 'traffic simulation' and a basic government system doesn't do the job for me. No advisors to yell at you, the base game building and lighting are awful. You can always drag roads, zone residential but it gets boring, it lacks a challenge and the sensation to continue building the city.

Well yes, SimCity (2013) has broken simulation and game-breaking bugs, small city sizes... ...but it has character and charm that Maxis gave to it and it cannot challenge that. Time-to-time I come back to SimCIty (2013) and I still continue to play SimCity 4. Oh, music in SimCity is much superior. Staring at SimCity 4's statistical simulation is a bit boring but it's terrain tools and transit networks (with or without NAM) is superior. I feel like it's more fun. SimCity 4 is the only city building game to include a proper agricultural zone tool, better city and building growth and density. SimCity 4 is still king in my books, and I total think you should try it out even if it is over 15 years old. Oh, the modding community is still active!

Cities: Skylines does a lot of good and I hope that the sequel address zoning, government and other hard-coded features like the traffic 'feature' and my stated annoyances.

Good game, would recommend for anyone that want a free game and most importantly hats!

I've would've said that back in it's prime in 2014. But now in 2024 and it seems like Valve doesn't give a damn about the game. #savetf2 was a joke, it did nothing. And it's rather sad when the voice actors of the game care more about the game than Valve themselves. It was my favourite game for ages, loved everything related to the game but with bots plaguing the game, it has been unplayable. And overtime I stopped caring about the game. Valve's reculance to add anything major to the game apart from cosmetics and hats do not excite me anymore.

One day I'll return but the game is dead in my mind and I wished Valve cared more to the game. But to the Janitors and Broom in the closet still working on updates to TF2, I thank you for your service.

I'll add something as well, Valve profiting from this broken game is stupid, sad and depressing. Stop supporting Valve by buying TF2 keys or anything on the Mannco Store until they give this game some love.