Decent time management game, but not worth buying in my opinion as it doesn't feel polished enough. Graphics are glitchy (at least on my system - may be due to being a 10-year-old game), and if you accidentally click the wrong thing during a tutorial, it won't let you correct your mistake, and you have to restart the game.

This game is more than it looks like. Fun, difficult and cheap.

This is a completely awesome game, but... well, I'm terrible at it. I am soooo BAD!

Best indie game I've played, but it's very short
especially when playing for the second time.

This isn't the best DLC in the world. Doesn't offer much that's useful over what's already in the base game. It's mostly just a few things to look at and you can live without it.

Adds an entirely new element of gameplay. This is probably the best DLC you can get for this game, at this point.

Bit torn on this one, as some of the features already made it into the free patch. But the price point is just about right, and I'm happy to reward Paradox for their efforts to keep updating and improving a nearly 5 year old game now.

The decision to add a new tab for missions was a good move, especially for people like me that play the game with the eu4 wiki open at all times, though it does kind of add a bit of clutter.

Stellaris is really an amazing 4X, by paradox , amazing like all other paradox's games.

There are far to many pointless interactive interuptions in the game making it very stilted to play. I have given up before completing the second task because of it. Also thus far there has only been one hidden object screen which was for symbols not items making it very dull. Money wasted here i'm afraid.

This DLC for EU4 is not very essental for gameplay. Unless you really want to play Mesoamerican tirbes, the best part of this is probably the custom nation designer.