Get it for the alliance mod, which improves the game in every way. But don't get this DLC on it's own, it adds barely nothing, and the 3 lords it does add are all mediocre to bad.
The 4x that never stops changing. And never finds its place.
I jumped in on stellaris quite early in its lifespan. It never really grabbed me, and I bounced off after 'only' 80 or so hours.
It's quite... dull? Repetitive. You never feel connected to anything you do, the combat is nonexistant. The main selling points, the exploration and dynamic races just feel empty.
All in all, it comes out to an empty game. Fill with DLC to your hearts content, but that is not a business model I want to support.
Overcooked returns, and its still a hell of a good game. Excellent coop, but less inspired maps than the first game. A better scoring system however, but the hidden levels are frustrating to find.
Play the first game first, then if you can't get enough, continue with this!
A great citybuilder that does not quite reach Tropico 4
Tropico 5 is Tropico 4 in a new take. The era system is interesting, but does not quite mesh with how I like to play the game. In the campaign, you switch back and forth between two different permanent islands. If you mess up in an early mission you may be in a rough spot later on. This is a positive to some, and a negative to some.
I didn't like Tropico 5 as much as Tropico 4. But it is still a very good game.
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