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This is the worst of all the Stellaris DLC. You get the trade upgrade and districts from the free 2.2 patch which has been out for a while now. The Megacorp stuff is locked behind a particular government which increases Sprawl penalties by 50%. Since I run my whole empire my sprawl is always very large to begin with so I have no need for this government type.

Furthermore, the slave trading is only for slaver empires. I always play a nice guy so this is useless to me as well.

I do believe at least one of the new megastructures is also part of that new government since it has to do with trade.

There are 4 new music tracks, and I like two of them quite well. The other two are so-so. I bought this DLC mainly for the music as I like playing the game on slowest speed and just relaxing. New music is always welcome.

However, the price is very high. 1/2 price or less is probably better for most players.

I still recommend the dlc, but only barely. This dlc is the weakest of all the Stellaris DLC.

This is my favorite DLC pack for Conan Exiles. I used the architecture additions for my first base. I really like the DLC stuff. It is easy to upgrade the walls and such as the game allows the player to place the new pieces over the old.

The statues are really cool. I built all three large statues for my initial, southern base.

What I was most interested in, however, was the armor. I love the blue armor for this pack. Since it also has warm weather protection I can wear it in the desert and jungle areas. I always use the Aquilonian armor when I hunt rhinos and elephants.

Overall I would say this is a really good DLC, especially if you only want one DLC for now.

This is an alright DLC, but wait for a sale. I mean, these statues are really cool but it does not add anything for play. I'd say it is about 2-3 overpriced for what is in the DLC.

The statues are cool, and they all take stone as material from an artisan's table. There are two sizes, small which are really small and the large ones that are much larger, like the statues in the season one DLC. They are cool statues but after I made and placed them I was a bit down. (as in, it did not take long to do that, heh)

Good game. Plays much like EUIV but in Roman times. It has characters but so far they seem easy to have. I like the technology part, it is possible to make small technology breakthroughs quickly compared to other Paradox games.

The military system with different unit types is neat. I also like having a front row (skirmishers), back row (main strength), and flankers (usually mobile units).

I think the resource expansion is very nice. There are a lot of different resources and they all have minor importance, major if you lack the strategic resources for certain units.

I have only played a little, as Rome. Went to war and crushed 2 small neighbors, increasing my territory. I read some of the negative reviews and it seems to me those are very nit picky and darn right dumb. Also, the game runs fine on a modern system since this is a modern game. Graphics are ok for a grand strategy game. I do think Paradox needs to add the music player so I can see what songs are playing and maybe select the songs.

Overall it is a decent game. I was really getting tired of EUIV and this is all new and more developed.

Edit: The game has much going on. I found for me that this game is just too much for my damaged brain to handle: there is the military, internal politics with nobles needing appointments, and all provinces may have structures built in them. I became lost. My brain is not what it used to be. Still a good game.

This is a decent single city resource game. It has research which is good. The setting is C-O-L-D and the music is , um, how to say ... atmospheric I guess. I usually play on a sandbox setting which can be much easier and far less frantic than the first scenario. I was once hours away from winning the first scenario but lost, heh.

Anyway, on the open sandbox setting Frostpunk can be fun and relaxing.

Wow, this is fun. There are only a few puzzles but they come with different number of pieces. These honeys are very hot, and there is no lewdness so far, which is good. This is a very relaxing puzzle game.

This is a good resource gathering/construction/exploration Survival game. While there are monsters to fight, if players want a lot of combat and tough bosses with lots of endgame questing, look elsewhere. In this game you survive, build a base, explore the lands and collect A Lot of resources.

The game is far more stable now since release day. It has decent graphics and great music. Players may opt to join a server (PvE and PvP exist) or play solo 'offline' with their own system.

I like the game since it is relaxing. In solo play I can adjust most anything in the game. Since I like leveling a little slower I did nerf the XP I was earning because level up was going too fast for me.

The game world is definitely Conan themed and I enjoy the game very much.

This is a really good Diablo-type game with a Fantasy setting. It has good professions, skill upgrades, loot galore and other areas, such as Constellations, which make character progression fun.

The areas are nice and large and take time to explore. The bosses are a real challenge and satisfying when you beat them (and loot!). The story is decent and progresses more as you get further into the game.

Music and Graphics are both very good for the setting. When I am in the mood for this type of game I play it. Very solid game. I also have the Ashes of Malmouth DLC which is very nice.

It' alright. At first glance it all looks confusing but then it seems to work nicely. The extra stuff (mounts) for ships is neat and I hope Paradox eventually does something similar for both planes and vehicles. That way players can design their units as they want.

Currently this DLC needs tweaking, however. For example, as the USA I cannot build any heavy cruisers with 8"/55 cal. guns because they are all over the Treaty limit for naval size. Also, the USS North Carolina cannot be built at all since it, too, is over the Treaty limits. Considering these ships were, in real history, within the Washington Naval Treaty limits this means that the DLC is little out of whack.

Furthermore, Paradox once again only likes European stuff. There are no 5"/38 cal. DP guns available. They exist as named but are NOT anti-aircraft guns, only light ship guns. Also, all of the main turrets for cruisers and battleships have only TWO main guns. Maybe this is the way European WWII ships were designed but USN ships for WWII had triple turrets. Not that the statistics are different. It is just annoying when designing ships to see only dual mounted main batteries for them. (This will not change. I doubt the game developer will make the necessary graphic designs to fix it.) Oh, and USA battleships had their aircraft catapult in the back, not amidships.

The new focus trees are interesting enough, although many old items are just shuffled around. While playing as the USA I was hit several times with new random events where I lost congressional support and once I gained support. As is usual with Paradox games, there were no choices in these events; ie., the player just gets hit by the event.

Many aspects of the new rules are not explained within the game, as there are few tool tips available. Once again we players must rely on wiki sites to explain what the heck is going on.

Gaining naval xp is actually easy if your nation has a decent sized navy. Just don't do naval exercises too long or your ships will get damaged. You will need A LOT of naval xp to design ships. I designed a 1936 DD hull and I think it took 37 navy xp points to do so. It was mainly an anti-sub/anti-air unit with one torpedo mount and some light guns.

Repair seems drastic to me. It works well enough as much of it is automated. Some ships can spend months in repair.

Fuel is all automated so you just need to have a supply.

I did not check to see if US carriers were fixed. Usually, Paradox has the deck island on the wrong side. Ugh.

I don't like the concept of naval mines for this game. Not one bit.

The additional mounts and thus ship designing is overall ok. Most of the new stuff in the DLC is automated, like fuel and repair. You can now assign admirals to more than one ship squadron. I also like most of the new music.

As the developer did not make any other changes, HoI 4's version of historical WWII will most likely end before 1942: France falls in SEP 1939, USSR takes Berlin before the end of 1942, and so on. Ah well. If it were not for the ~Horrible~ AA capability of battleships in HoI 3 it would be a better game. Actually, even with that oversight, HoI 3 *is* the better game.

edit: to be honest, this DLC breaks the game. I no longer play with this DLC enabled.

NOT recommended for Americans. As the info page states it does not support English language. Strange, huh, it is just sprites. However, it took me quite a few hours to play and then build/deploy some of the units from the pack. I had higher end Light Tanks and the on map sprite was all black and yucky. Once I turned this DLC off the sprite was good again but not the Stuart from this pack of course.

Well, I only paid 99 cents so oh well. Avoid the 'language not supported' DLC packs I guess.