Pliiars of eternity is a very good role playing adventure. Your personage and his/her companions will share wild adventures in a fascinating world. Each characters has is stenghts and some weaknesses taht you have to manage. Many strategies are possible from diplomacy to stealth to usual combat (and many forms of combat). Your quest will make you disociver a fascinating world of legends and gods.
The first part of the White March expansion will lead you in a new artic region along with new companions. New abilities are available to help you accomplish your quest to find an ancient dwarwen fortress where a mythic forge is located.
Even more adventures in the Pillars of Eternity world
In the second part of the White March expansion, you will continue your quest after reactivating the mythic dwarven forge in a remote fortress situated in an artic region. A mysterious army of strange tall creatures are menacing to destroy the civilized regions. A godesss is behind this army that only a dangerous (and maybe fatal) mission can stop.
Rule Britannia is an immersion pack that adds mission trees as well as new unit models for England, Scotland and Ireland. Also, the Protestant faith can appear in England with new bonuses and religious choices. Naval doctrines can be chosen to gain bonuses to ship maintenance, trade power or battle performance. Innovativeness gives you rewards if you are the first nation to unlock new knowledge. You can now share you knowledge with allies or subjects. Finally the industrial revolution can happen in late game in your more developed provinces.
This immersion pack for EU4 gives you new missions and objectives for the nations of Iberia and Northwest Africa (Berbers nations). Iberian nations can now establish religious orders (Jesuit, Franciscan or Dominican) to govern their states to reduce unrest or ease conversion. You can also send minorities to your colonies to gain greater cohesion at home. As for the new naval features, they include: chosing a flagship to lead your navy, adding combat and trade power to your fleet; besieging coastal forts with naval barrage; and finally the appearance of pirate republics that you can combat or even lead.
This interactive game is based upon Ken Follett's bestseller set in the 12th century's England. It tells the story of the village of Kingsbridge that you discover through the lives of main characters Philip, Jack and Aliena. Exploration, decision-making and dialogues influence the unfolding of the adventure centered around the building of one of the greatest cathedrals. It includes war, conspiracies and romance.
La Réistance is the third expansion of HOI IV. focused mainly on new espionnage features. Your spy agency can train spies to perform missions and operations against the occupation forces in Allied territories or to support the rise of underground networks. On their side, your foes will recruit vile collaborators. Other features include code cracking, scout planes, armoured cars. Finally, you get new focus trees for Free France and Vichy France, Republican Spain and Nationalist Spain, as well as Portugal.
Victory at sea is a game of real time naval combat in the setting of World war II. You can create your fleet of ships and manoeuver them in feral battles in Atlantic, Pacific and Mediterranean theaters. Warships, carriers, submarines and convoys are all part ot this epic struggle. Yo can advance you career from captain of a single destroyer to admiral commanding a vast fleet. You can play campaigns as the British, Japanese, American or Germans. French, Dutch and Italiansare also available in battle mode.
Tropico 5 is a funny city/island building game. It includes 4 eras : colonial, world wars, cold war and modern times. In addition to the management of your island, other features include factions, diplomacy, missions, writing a constitution with arising rights, raising your own dynasty, trade and your people's support level.
Per ardua ad astra / Through adversity to the stars
Stellaris is a fabulous grand strategy 4x space empire building game. You get to explore stellar systems, colonize (or conquer) planets and develop resources and industries, build fleets and bases to defend your frontiers. Trade, treaties, scientific research, relics and artifacts of old civilizations are also part of the game. Great replayability as no game willbe the same with so many options and paths possible.
Humanoids are a popular choice of Stellaris players. This pack brings many more human-like species, including cyclopes, orcish, demonic and dwarves types. Humanoids also get their own unique ship class. Not a game-changing expansion, just a few more choice if you want to play human-like species.
This fourth expansion is all about forming Federations. Create ties with other empires to mutual benefit, increasing your diplomatic weight in the galactic community. New features include diplomatic stances/actions, envoys, new administrative capacities. That adds a cooperative option that differs from solely conquering objectives.
This third major expansion for Stellaris open the option to play a spatial corporation that want to expand its business on a galaxy-wide scale. Instead of conquering planets you aim to conquer markets and devlop trade routes to get a dominant share of the galactic trade. New trading related ascension perks also become available.
This story pack is focused on adding new discoveries possibilities linked to ancient civilizations. Manu new anomalies for scientists to observe and analyze, triggering events you don't necessarily control or unleashing sometimes dangerous creatures. You also get new opportunities to gain technology, resources, and discover worlds to colonize.
This first expansion to Stellaris brings many new features enhancing the gameplay. Huge space stations (habitats) and megastructures are visible signs of your civilisation progress. Three differents evolution paths are now available, mastering of biology, developpement of synthetic sentient beings, or mental psyonic powers. Also present are : new interactions between factions, native indoctrination, unity and traditions, etc.
This first expansion for HOI IV brings a great variety of new features that will please many people. Very good value for your money.
National focus trees for China, enhanced focus trees for Japan and Germany, decisions and missions using your political power, refitting of older or captured equipment, new general traits, chains of command, use of command power to enhance operations on the ground, stability and war support replace national unity in a deeper mechanic, acclimatization of tropps to cold or hot climate, etc...
This expansion to CK II add some religious features as improved crusades, coronation of nobles by religious leaders, possibility to become a saint after dying.
Also, some features for successful fighters as warrior lodges unlocking better skills for pagan warriors or legendary bloodlines for descendants of heroes that confer bonuses.
These add welcome depth to the already interesting roleplay of CK II.
This second expansion to HOI IV brings a lot of naval features that enhance greatly the naval gameplay. New ship designs and refit of existing vessels, naval mines and minesweeping, more admiral traits, naval treaties, shipping routes.
Also, fuel finally becomes a new resource consumed by mechanical units, including fuel draining fleets. That is a game changer as you must carefully calculate your fuel capacity in regard to your fielded armies and fleets.
Though I miss the hexes from the previous games, HOI IV offer new features more focused on the strategic level. The planification of the production of material and supplies is as capital to the war effort than the fighting on the fronts.
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