Crusader Kings 2 is a diamond in the rough: between the interface and the (almost) required features spread over multiple DLC, it was very difficult to get into the game.
Crusader Kings 3 start from a far more polished base. The interface is clean and understandable, the game mechanics are deep without being completely overwhelming. The only flaw at this point is lack of content.
If Paradox continues to polish and develop this game, it will become an absolute must-have in 1-2 years.
Sometimes feels a bit like the yearly dlc isnt good for the game. The core of every DLC is now the same but with one fancy new feature. In this case its companions which should be in the base game really, but if they were there would be no reason to buy the dlc
I like the New Yankee games and this one is one of my favorites from the series. It's a pretty good challenge (so far there's still a couple of levels in "normal" mode that I did not get 3 stars on!) and you'll get plenty of playing fun. Well worth the money spent. More of these please :-)
The amount of content in this dlc is lacking compared to other packs. It only includes a minor amount of balkan nations in its addition of focus trees with poor or minor changes/features to the game. I would only recommend during a very good sales price.
Every time I try to play this game, my screen goes completely black and the only way to get out of the black screen is to literally turn computer off, wait a few minutes and then turn it back on again.
The best Crusader Kings experience for (almost) everyone
I can see why you'd would prefer CK2 if you're already a big CK2 fan who loves the number of different mechanics and details that game has.
But if you're new to this series, CK3 is definitely the more accessible, more beautiful and better designed game, and the mod community (which was a huge selling point for CK2, producing amazing free mods like multiple Game of Thrones mods that let you play in Westeros) is rapidly growing thanks to easier and more modding opportunities.
It's a good, but small and very focussed DLC, and therefore hard to give a general recommendation for.
If you like Robot societies, ships etc. in your sci-fi, this is a must buy. If you're indifferent to them, only buy this after Utopia and DLC with themes that interests you more.
Hue doesn't look like much but it surprises you. It starts you out simple and then gets harder as you progress. You turn on and off the colors to make things either appear or disappear to help you get through the area. In later areas, you may try again and again to figure it out to get through. There could be moving platforms, balloons, crates, lasers, etc all while using different colors you have to toggle as you get through the puzzles. It is actually pretty challenging. Definitely worth getting, especially for the price, if you like puzzlers and platformers.
"Airport Madness 3D: Volume 2" may not be the most demanding game with the best graphics, but if you like to treat yourself to a little stress, this is the place for you.
Those who like small games that take a long time are in good hands here - in the SALE, however. Control planes and ensure smooth flight operations. As simple as that.
For everyone who loves "Cities: Skylines", you will find here what you may have been missing so far: amusement. Build the amusement park of your dreams in the city according to your imagination.
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