While this DLC doesn't have a major "feature" outside of the guardians, which are pretty fun in their own right, and games will be decided by who has them. Their strength varies, for example, the first one you get is pretty weak compared to all the others, but it has it's unique abilities. The other thing this adds is "Cooperative and Competitive" quests, as well as Technology Deeds- these are special things you must do for a reward, and it incetivizes rushing them to get ahead of your opponents. It's very good, especially in multiplayer. And the legendary buildings are... eh. I like them, but most of the time Cultists will get them, which is a great thing for them, but others? You are out of luck. Other than certain factions having a very big advantage of getting them, I like the system. It's like Civ V wonders.
Now note: this game requires a pretty good computer to run properly at a normal resolution. Make sure you can run this game at your desired framerate before purchasing. The game itself is a really fun WW2 RTS with tanks, infantry and the alike- there is a commander system that gives you special abilities in the field, the units can do a lot of things, they can take cover, there is also a resource system to manage. I haven't tried multiplayer yet, but if you are an RTS fan- definitely try this. Especially so if you like WW2 themed games.
Like playing as a colonizer? This is for you! Don't? How about making your own n
El Dorado is an expansion to the colonizing aspect of the game- making it less tedious and more fun overall. However, the most major feature here is custom nations. You can make your own nation with their own ideas, flags, colour, unit look and ruler. This adds a lot of replayability to an already big game- I recommend this for everyone who likes EU4. It's not necessary, but it is very good.
This is a 4X game with the Paradox spin on it. This means really in-depth systems can be found in this game- though a bit less in-depth than their other games, it is really fun to make your own empire- whether it be the Democratic Defenders of the Galaxy or the No Xenos must live sort of empire, you will like this game. It has it's flaws, but it is getting a really big update semi-soon: I recommend looking up more on that if you aren't sure on getting the game. If you like Paradox games and 4X- I think you will enjoy this one too.
This DLC mostly focus on naval aspect of the game and other small things. While the naval missions are nice, the DLC doesn't really add a lot- except the timeline, which is nice. However, for multiplayer, this is an expansion I really recommend. If you play singleplayer, this should be pretty low on your list of what DLCs to get.
This expansion focuses on two things: hordes and diplomacy. Hordes get a few nifty things, such as horde unity, which replaces legimitacy and forces them to raze down provinces to keep it high. The diplomacy aspect is the more appealing of the expansion: it changes the way alliances work with a "Favor" system and adds estates (esentially factions in your country). They are good and fun additions, though the estates are a bit disappointing and the "favor" system is a bit controversial. Look up a bit on this DLC if you want to know more, though I would personally recommend it. -1 star for having "give province to vassal" in this DLC though- that is really stupid and it should be free.
This is one of the cheaper DLCs for EU4, and it shows- it doesn't add a lot except for improved "Reformed" faith mechanics and some other nice things for trade nations- nothing too notable. Look up the features more in-depth and decide for yourself if you want it. My recommendation is it's good to get on sale.
I just started playing HOI4 and I am absolutely loving it- the production system that you use to make your "war resources" (like guns, because you need guns for soldiers, duh), the preparation for WW2 (which is a period where you carefully decide what you do and prepare to attack/defend in 1939, or even faster if you are Germany, or later), the battle plan system is great, though you do have to micro-manage it a bit to go your way. I recommend this game to any paradox fans and WW2 fans who like strategy games.
From the developers of Pillars of Eternity comes a game that follows the same lines but adds a couple of twists. It's not as long or deep as PoE but that might even be a plus for some people.
It has a nice story and is well playable. But it is a bit frustrating trying to get expert time in each level as most levels consist of up to three sub-levels which cannot be played individually.
Un gioco che immagino sia stato pensato per i bambini: è infatti molto infantile e sostanzialmente richiede di trovare lo stesso tipo di oggetto in ogni singola scena. Le battute e le rime riescono a malapena a strappare un sorriso, e anche le immagini sono di livello basso. Complessivamente, è solo un gioco che al massimo si può definire "rilassante" per un bambino. Tre stelle (solo per simpatia...) e il consiglio di acquistarlo unicamente se lo trovate a un prezzo super-scontato, perchè si possono trovare giochi per i più piccoli di livello molto superiore anche dal punto di vista educativo!
[A game that I imagine was designed for children: it is in fact very childish and basically requires to find the same type of object in every single scene. The jokes and rhymes can barely tear a smile, and even the images are low. Overall, it is only a game that can be described as "relaxing" for a child. Three stars (just for sympathy ...) and the advice to buy it only if you find it at a super-discounted price, because you can find games for children of a much higher level also from an educational point of view!]
I love this game, but I cannot tell you it won't become repetitive after a while. As many action RPGs, after battling so much, enemies become very similar to each other. But even this way, this is a very enjoyable game.
Se ha convertido en uno de mis juegos favoritos. Tiene uno, sino el mejor apartado artístico que he visto en un videojuego y el más detallista junto con Deus Ex: HR en ese aspecto. Simplemente espectacular e inmersiva la atmosfera que ha creado Irrational Games, incluida una banda sonora mas que sobresaliente y adecuada para tal.
Aunque sea "otro shooter más" lo considero otro de sus puntos fuertes, pues aparte de tener un sistema de combate ligero y fluido, el añadido de los "vigorizadores" o "poderes" les da un toque de variedad y diversión a dichos tiroteos. No os preocupeis por la dificultad, pues en dificultades altas las pasareis bastante canutas
Como punto negativo voy a poner algo que otros pueden considerar positivo, y es lo increiblemente enrevesado de su historia, estoy pendiente de jugar una segunda vuelta, pero he intentado buscar teorias en Internet acerca de ella y hasta dichas teorias son confusas. A día de hoy todavía tengo muchas dudas, pero aun así es una historia atractiva y muy interesante; y aun no habiendola entendido al 100%, no me ha impedido disfrutar de esta obra de arte.
Finalmente acabo diciendo que he podido jugar a las dos partes de Burial at Sea y las recomiendo encarecidamente. No voy a hablar mucho, pues la historia sucede en Rapture y se centra algo más en el primer Bioshock que en Ininite y yo dejé el primer Bio a medio acabar (muy mal, fallo mio) pero me he informado y aclara y CIERRA la saga. Con esto quiero decir que han querido con este DLC explicar todas las dudas que tuviera la gente sobre la saga Bioshock en general, tanto el original como Infinite.
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