Adds some nice mechanics that were otherwise relegated to button clicks in the diplomacy screen. Can pull off some interesting things with your spy network, giving you another route than brute force, helping you plan your assaults or fake your troop movements to the enemy.

This is a good game but so are sooo many like it. Or should I say it's like sooo many othere games.

This is a very shoddy DLC, insulting actually to sell something so poorly designed. All it really does is completely clogs your roads with trucks because it employs zero logic in materials and goods distribution.

It has a lot of nice factories to build but beyond that it's pretty much a joke.

Bought this as it supposedly would work on my mac, which is running OS Mojave 10.14.6. Sadly, it crashes before it opens. Googling this reveals other people have had the same problem. So buy at your own risk. Shame. Always wanted to play this game.

I find this type of DLCs the best one. As in other Paradox games (HoI4 and Stellaris), this DLC is plenty optional. It gives more content to three greek powers (Athenas, Sparta and Syracuse): a full set of missions, their own pantheon and some cosmetics (their own models for units and ships as well as new musical themes).

It also adds a little feature which digs deeper in the main theme of the free patch (religion), as apotheosis (the deification of former rulers).

So... Magna Graecia follows a good model for DLCs, and its particular content is good enough to give Imperator Rome another try.

I played this game when I was younger and until now as an adult, I play this casually. It's one of my favorite time management games and the mini games are quite fun too! Would definately recommend to anymore who likes to 'haggle' down the prices and selling for profit as much as I do!

Get this in the sale. Great if you are stuck in and bored otherwise move on