This dlc main feature is favors and diplomacy around them. It makes some time to adjust to this system as it is different to vanilla and harder for smaller nations at beginning, but it brings a lot of depth to a game and creates a better flow of game.
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This DLC is often regarded as regional dlc that is built around colonization. Yes this dlc has a lot of features for Americas, but it also has essential features of support independence. Without it is almost impossible to play as vassal or lesser partner of PU. You can get this essential feature in Conquest of Paradise, but in this one you can get other great features (but not as esential as support independence) as changes in America and nation designer. Support independence should be in base gase as it is almost gamebreaking to play without it in current state of a game.
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While the DLC's features on its own may be lackluster, the addition of a whole new start date (769 AD) gives increased options to the player, and the viceroyalty and custom kingdom/empire features are really handy to have around.
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Oh dear, this series has become boring and formulaic. I really wanted to like this game as some of the early ones are great, but this one is just "the games the same, only the characters are different..."
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Cognition: An Erica Reed Thriller is what the name promisses. It's an great thriller in a point and click mechanic. To bad the game has some bugs from time to time.
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The warrior lodges and bloodlines are pretty OP, but it's nice to have something new to focus on in times of (relative) peace, though you still end up twiddling your thumbs a lot. The way they reworked Crusades brings more transparency, but it's kind of annoying that you have to sit tight for a few years until everyone comes on board before the actual war starts. Most of my games devolve into blobbing uncontrollably, and my own levies & retinue are typically enough even for holy wars, so there's no real point for waiting on other allies to join. I could be wrong, but I think they didn't apply the new system to Pagan Great Holy Wars, so that's a bit odd.
Plus a few quality-of-life improvements, and a UI shake-up (that is also in the free patch I think). Worth the price I got it for on release, with only a slight discount, but then again I'm also a bit of a completionist (I sink a lot of time into Paradox games).
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At this point, I'm not sure the DLC that's coming out is any better than user-created mods. There wasn't that much content in here to keep me interested for long, and I got pretty bored with the base game after a few hundred hours of play. I'm by no means an expert at the game, but I just get tired with the endless micromanagement, braindead AI, and slightly less-than-perfect object positioning.
Still one of the best city building games in recent history, and I'm happy to give money towards keeping it actively maintained.
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The Night of the Rabbit is an awesome adventrue by daedalic (Deponia). It's an modern tale about a young boy in a story, way deeper than the first part let you think it is.
For fans of point and clicks a must play.
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It's a purely cosmetic addition. If you like to customize your species then it's a really good addition to the game. The only problem is that the price isn't so good, so buy it only when it's on sale.
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