Đánh giá gần đây bởi ☆Lløyd LeJack☆

If you're an adept of Ancient Times and want more Singleplayer content this DLC might be for you. It brings 3 new civilizations to the table with brand new mechanics that are unique to them and make them stand out from the base game ones such as having two unique technologies per age instead of one, achaemenids different town center options, athenians policies and spartans hero unit, the polemarch. This is all topped off with a great campaign where for the first time, the choices you make in early scenarios matter and it feels like you're truly the leader of the civilization you play as. While it might be dissapointing for someone who's used to the 2-3 new campaigns one per civ format, since its one long campaign comprised of 21 scenarios, it truly has a sense of progression and plays very nicely.

Now for the cons however, its exclusively singleplayer content and while the new civs can be played online in unraked lobbies you cant play ranked with them, which is a huge letdown but its somewhat understandable given they might be a bit unbalanced, specially on release. Also, for some people it might feel like DLC prices are getting increasingly higher with each one, which may also be a problem, specially considering since as of time of writing this review the base game price has increased, although bundling 3 DLC along with it.
If you don't feel like buying it at full price, wait for a sale, but for me its a worthwhile addition to your AoE collection, as long as you care for singleplayer content.

Solid 6/10

While the first DLC for Age of Empires 2: Definitive Edition does offer not much content in comparison to previous expansions, which may be a let down for some, it's still solid content nontherless. The price is okay, but offers slightly less content than let's say Dynasties of India, so be aware of that.

Solid 6/10.

Bohemians and Poles are a really welcome addition to the AoE2 Roster. The former is a civilization i, in particular, been waiting for ever since i played the Age of Chivalry: Hegemony Mod for the first time. The price is okay, but offers slightly less content than let's say Dynasties of India, so be aware of that.

Solid 6/10

Probably the best DLC of the bunch and the one where the novelty didn't wear off after a while. An Indian Rework was overdue and they really deliver what they promised with this DLC.

Solid 7/10

It's not bad, but it's overpriced. Get it when it's on sale.

4/10

Russian Roulette but with a Shotgun. It is what you would expect it to be, a fun game about chance.

Quick Score 7.5/10

A great remaster, no doubt, improving on what the original game did right and giving us a great visual and gameplay experience. However i'm not really that fond of Xen, because it feels overextended and sometimes i was struggling to find the right way to progress.

Quick Score: 8.5/10

Ah yes, Worms 3D and Worms 4 Mayhem, games that introduced me to this franchise, combined in a single game, with lots of customization and fun weapons!

There are a few features missing (particularly language-specific voicelines), but nothing game-breaking or that would make me say "Don't buy this game!". Worms Ultimate Mayhem holds up pretty well and helps introduce new players to the 3D iterations of the Worms franchise. Shame that Worms Forts Under Siege is still a separate game and only available on other platforms, otherwise this would have been an easy 8/10.

Quick Score: 6.5/10

Worms Armageddon with a fresh coat of paint. Scenario Editor and lots of customization options (that reminds me those of Worms 4 Mayhem) make this a great purchase if you're either a newcomer or a Worms veteran.

Can't say this is the best worms game ever, but it's not bad by any means!

Quick Score: 7/10

Cars go vroom vroom!

This game has aged decently, it has a lot of replayability thanks to the ability to create your own tracks. Default tracks are easy at first but get quite challenging as you progress. Vehicle customization is a great feature to have as well!

Quick Score: 7/10