The highlight of this expansion was to 'become the crisis' but this system seems a little underwhelming. By the time you get there you're probably steamrolling. It comes with unique ship types (menacing corvette/destroyer/cruisers) but these use the pirate models which look very out of place as a proper, advanced empire - you'd expect them to have a new ship set or at least use your normal one with highlights. They also use minerals which seems useful but by the time you get to them (3 ascension perks plus) you have tooled you your economy for alloys which suddenly becomes almost useless.
The update is decent but the DLC's main feature is not.
I happen to love the Incredible Dracula games and this one is no exception. Although it can be frustrating to figure out how to make a potion or even get the ingredients needed to make it, once you figure it out you can replay the level and get a better score. Just the right amount of challenge and routine.
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Best DLC without a doubt
This DLC really expands your base game. You can basically create your own county with this, where you can have an agricultural area in one place, a small village next to it and then, you can have a big metropolis in the distance. The new aspects they add to the game, allow you to focus on more details in the game. You can bring in a lot of money If your industry logistics is set up right. This is a true definition of a DLC where it expands the base game by such a big amount and it's not just some meaningless cosmetic upgrade to it.
I think it is a great game, without the DLCs too. Complex but useful, I really like it. And it was cheap compared to other stores or the marketplaces, and it has a huge gametime, so it worths every eurocent.
Best hidden objects game I've seen in a long while. Many returns to the same locaitons, but with a different twist the second time around. Plentiful mini-games that get more challenging as the game goes on.
It's not that great. 3 Focus trees that are too long, but the Portuguese and Spaninsh are not that bad. The resistance changes are nice and fairly well done. Espionage is not that great, its far too limited and most of the time not particularly worth it.
This is a good DLC for those who enjoy Stellaris and want to add a lot more flavor (and more challenges) to the base game. It also adds music, which is always good for a game like this.
I absolutely loved this game, but since the mac update to 64bit, this game is no longer compatible and will not run. I am hoping that the developers will find a way to allow this game to work with 64 bit mac operating systems because I really miss this game.
Good, but some of the content should have been included in the main game
Some of what is included in this dlc should definitely have been in the base game, but for the low price of $1.99 that I purchased it at, I would say that it is worth it.
Best FM game out there and no reason to get any other. 10 seasons in and no bugs at all. Plenty of high quality graphic mods are available for even more realism!
This pack only has unique buildings in it. There's nothing wrong with that, but it's more in line with earlier content creator packs than with the more recent ones, which add district styles. The skyscrapers are pretty cool, though.
This is a good content pack. I liked it even though I prefer building city centers to building suburbs. All the buildings have to be placed directly, though; the DLC doesn't add a new district style for college towns.
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