Reviews by S O.1

Sid Meier's Civilization V: The Complete Edition
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Simple 4X Strategy*****

Civilization V, like any iteration of the Civilization series, puts the player as a well known historical ruler of their empire. The mechanics are easy to learn and most certainly hard to master. Recommended for those who enjoy strategy games and are willing to waste potentially hundreds of hours clicking "next turn" for just "one more turn".

by S O.1, USA - Apr 24th 2019 (updated Apr 23rd 2019)
Crusader Kings II
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Grand Strategy in a Medieval Light*****

While not my cup of tea, Crusader Kings does a good job at what it sets out to do. From being very historically accurate with rulers and events, the wacky unexpected events to set it apart. Not for the faint of heart when it comes to strategy games; will test your intellect. Recommended for those who specifically enjoy "grand" strategy games over large maps and those who are willing to spend 100 hours in just one game.

by S O.1, USA - Apr 24th 2019 (updated Apr 23rd 2019)
Crusader Kings II: Way of Life
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Important to a Ruler's Life*****

This DLC is much cheapers than most other Crusder Kings: II DLC, but it is very much worht it. It helps to flesh out your ruler's life and add some basic mechanics such as "seduction" and setting an ambition of sorts. Recommended for those who are looking to seduce whomever they want in the game, including the Pope.

by S O.1, USA - Apr 24th 2019
Crusader Kings II: Legacy of Rome
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Important to Roman Fanboys*****

This DLC for Crusader Kings: II does not offer much, thankfully it's price tag reflects that, but it can be very important to fanboys of the Holy Roman Empire and subsequently Byzantium. Recommended for those crusaders looking to reunite the Roman Holy Land.

by S O.1, USA - Apr 24th 2019
Crusader Kings II: Conclave
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For Those Who Wanna Make Vassals that More Annoying*****

Now, this DLC adds council voting power. Those vassals that you kept for strats but still hated you can now exact their revenge. Wanna change any minor law? Now the council can vote for or against it. This helps balance out part of the game, to some, or ruin it, for others. Recommended for those looking for a more accurate portrayl of medieval politics, but also looking for a wonderfully angering game.

by S O.1, USA - Apr 23rd 2019