Can kind of be considered a species pack too, since it enabled you to play as robots! A really great DLC that gives a lot of options with a new way of playing the game. Almost a must have if you want robots.
A great DLC if you want more way to destroy your enemies! Shatter world with the Colossus? Titan ships? Or a new enemy in form of marauders? Definitely worth it
One of my favourite DLCs. Relics for extra some extra boni in the game? New fun Lore? And not to forget the addition of Relic Worlds and Archaeostudies. Gives a lot of options
Cool Species Pack with some nice portraits. Great for playing an Ocean inspired Empire. The best part is the Origin that gives you a pet Dragon who can be used to fight your enemies!
Kind of a must have at this point. Greatly improves Leaders, Councils and Traits. New Civics, Tradition Trees and a new Origin too, it's necessary for the Improvement for the Leaders alone.
A must have DLC if you want to play as the Villain in the Galaxy! Can be left out if you're not interested in that though. The Espionage mechanic is not really that useful. The Custodian is nice, but not necessary.
Great DLC for getting Vassals and playing like a Kingdom. Also gives five new Origins! Not necessary but really nice to have. Vassalizing is fun and a new way to treat other Empires.
This makes it really frustrating to play, and so they've had to make the game much easier than would normally be expected. I really wanted to like this game. The graphics are cute, and the sounds are pleasant. But having to click multiple times to collect money or deliver an order, etc. makes it really clunky.
Fixed issue where on a loaded game, it was possible to have two assets with the same name. This only caused issues when adjusting their earthing/grounding and was previously fixed if the player renamed the asset (uniqueness was then checked). Now, uniqueness is checked by default.
Linux users now use the Vulkan renderer by default, falling back to OpenGL Core if Vulkan fails (using Unity's automated graphics API). This should improve compatibility with newer graphics cards.
Game save files, progress, and settings are now stored in Power Network Tycoon_Data\SavesDir. Mainly affects Linux users. If your settings or saves have disappeared, move them from the old directory to the new one.
Added a toggle to disable "View Fault" (camera jumping to faults and slowing time briefly). This can be toggled in the settings menu. Default is enabled.
Tap/click sound volume for UI mouseover reduced from 50% to 30%.
Other minor tweaks and bug fixes.
Fixed bug where completing all research options (demo or full game) updates the research menu text to show completion.
Tweaked how faults occur at different game speeds when "View Fault" is disabled.
Fixed bug where the sun setting showed light on trees for a split second after sunset. Also aligned star rotation with the sun's movement.
Literal Easter eggs removed.
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Lot of extras in CE
Another nice game with a great storyline and lots of different puzzles and collectibles.
And with a lot of extras in the Collectors Edition; totally worth it!
A cozy, nostalgic puzzle game where you build tracks to guide adorable miniature trains through bite-sized challenges. Solve clever brain teasers and rediscover the joy of your very first train set.
The world as we knew it no longer exists. Join the few remaining survivors, lead them, build your city, feed your people and organize your defenses to survive the hordes of enemies attacking!
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