I normally wait until I have completely finished playing a game before writing a review, but with BattleTech, that might take some time. The game world is huge. One can create custom 'Mechs and Lances (group of 'Mechs) to go on Skirmishes and fight head to head against other players online. Then there is the Campaign version which I've just started playing. That interweaves a story arc through various planned skirmishes and requires more time to invest in building, planning and surviving in the BattleTech universe.

Universally, the main complaint I've seen about (and have with) the game is the lack of any kind of help system or decent tutorial. The game has a very high learning curve. A manual for the beta version of the game can be found here...

https://s3.amazonaws.com/www.harebrained-schemes.com/backer-beta/manual.pdf

The UI elements are numerous and complex until you read about how to use and take advantage of them. Watching a lot of videos and reading many Steam articles has gotten me to the point that I actually understand what is going on during a battle and how to best use the information to my advantage. Playing a number of Skirmish battles before tackling the Campaign mode is also beneficial. Campaign mode has some questionable language in the dialog, so if "religious exclamations" bother you as they do me, be forewarned.

OK, but is it fun to play? Yes, once you have an idea of what to expect, the game is quite fun. This is not XCOM with mech warriors though. Gameplay is completely different, so investing the time to learn about the game is necessary. All in all, this is a vast game with many, many elements that could occupy one's spare time for years to come. Well worth the investment of money and time.

Just adds a music station, nothing special. Not really worth the price IMHO.

A nice way to help pay the mod makers, as it is a community pack.

Great for Jazz Lovers, not my kind of thing so I feel like I overpaid...

Not the most important DLC for CK II but content is really interesting

This dls is really singular.
Content added is dispensable, but add good Role playing content

I got the original in a trade, so was pleased to find this on sale on Wingamestore to enhance the original. It is typical taletell, but good because it is building a story that doesn't already exist. Unlike Batman, or Guardians of the Galaxy, Minecraft doesn't have well known comics, familiar villians and allies, or anything else resembling a back story, so Telltale is getting to create it as they go.

This is a unique one for Telltale in that because unlike Batman, or Guardians of the Galaxy, Minecraft doesn't have well known comics, familiar villains and allies, or anything else resembling a back story, so Telltale is getting to create it as they go. This makes it interesting since you can't anticipate much at all, unlike with material you are really familiar with. It has that same novelty that Wolf Among Us gave (although that was an actual comic book), since most didn't know Fables comics and they only loosely based the game on the comics.

Not on par with most telltale games. IMO, probably the worst one out of all telltale games. The series pick up later on, but the beginning was a slug to get through.

Had a blast of the time and enjoyed every single moment with the game. I'm not a fan of the comics and movies but I'm a big fan of telltale and oh, boy, do they deliver!