Reviews by Miltiadis Apostolidis

This DLC adds quite a lot more flavour to the Greek city-states of mainland Greece and Magna Graecia and makes playing as them a lot more fun. A good buy for players interested in playing countries in the region.

This is just another "small" DLC that adds more options and content in regards to education in your city. It's certainly not a big deal but for people who love the game and wish to experience everything it has to offer then buying this DLC (especially during a sale) is definitely not a bad decision.

Interesting DLC that adds depth to an already very deep and engrossing game.

Just a small music DLC that adds a few songs with christian religious flavor. Buy it if you want the musical immersion and wish to support the creators of the game.

Its a fun little game about surviving a nuclear holocaust. An interesting aspect is the 60seconds of time you have available to put stuff and people in your fallout shelter before the bombs drop.

That's no moon. It's another DLC for Stellaris!
If you like Stellaris before Apocalypse you will like it even more with the addition of this DLC. Of course the pricing is as usual a little steep but then thats what sales are for.

This DLC is quite interesting from a historical perspective but its main problem is the fact that the Chinese presence is mainly noticable in the regions near China (India and the far East).

With Hearts of Iron 4 Paradox really tries to update this classic game and mostly succeeds. Some of the changes are a bit controversial for some players while the game (like all paradox games) will keep evolving with the DLC's however it seems like this will be a far better effort than the mediocre Hearts of Iron 3. Of course some of the usual problems persist like A.I naval invasions which are as usual problematic and although theoretically you can play as any country in the world the fact that only a dozen countries have their own national focus trees(as of now at least) makes playing the other ones a bland and generic experiance.

Although this DLC does add some elements to the main game ( golden eras ) which are quite useful its main strength is the attention it pays to the areas of the far east especially Ming China and Japan. If you're interested in playing a country in that part of the world then this DLC is certainly a must buy , however if you're not then you can certainly wait for a major sale to buy it at a steep discount.

If you really liked Tropico 5 and are interested in the premise of this DLC then you can't go wrong by buying it especially during a sale.