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Hercules 2 abandons strategy for a monotonous clicker, losing its charm and ironic allure. The heroic ambiance is lost in flashy levels, plagued by inconsistent mechanics. The addition of puzzles and thieves barely diversifies the grind. The sequel forsakes enjoyable mechanics for tedious clicking, transforming once-fun elements into burdens. Despite passable graphics, the game's mobile roots show. Hercules 2, driven by simplicity, disappoints by straying far from its engaging predecessor.

Nice cute game, but unpolished.

Please, add feature for speed up time (sleep is not accelerating levelling and selling).
Also, is nececcary to increase scroll sensitivy of all scroll view of unity engine (shop upgrades list, items list).

Not the best soundtrack, just good and stylish. I bought it more to support the developers than for a separate listening.

It's not a game. It's just a demo with pay-to-play features.

The DLC offers improved blood effects in combat, with realistic details like dismemberment. While it may not be worth it solely for the increased gore, it enhances the cinematic experience. Overall, the blood effects are well-implemented and add authenticity to battles.

The Greek States Culture Pack for Total War: Rome 2 offers an exciting experience, allowing players to command major Greek city-states. Despite some complaints about lack of unit variety and campaign imbalance, it captures the essence of Ancient Greece. The DLC map is detailed, and the naval combat is improved. However, it does not add factions to the Grand Campaign, requiring additional purchases. While not perfect, it is worth considering for fans of Hellenic factions and the classical era.

It offer lackluster experiences. The nomadic tribes lack variety, unique mechanics, and fail to capture the nomadic essence. The Balkan factions suffer from limited unit rosters and historical inaccuracies. The DLC pricing and forced purchasing practices are exploitative and disappointing. Modding can improve the gameplay, but multiplayer experiences are not recommended. Overall, these packs do not live up to expectations.

The Nomadic Tribes Culture Pack DLC for Total War: Rome 2 offers three factions with similar rosters focused on heavy cavalry and horse archers. However, the lack of infantry and repetitive gameplay make it a dull experience. The high price and lack of unique mechanics highlight the developers' greed and detachment from the community. Despite a few overpowered bonuses in the late game, the DLC fails to deliver an engaging campaign. Not worth the purchase.

The Greek States DLC for Total War: Rome 2 offers playable factions like Sparta, Athens, and Epirus, each with unique rosters. While enjoyable to play as Sparta and Epirus, it's disappointing that these factions weren't included in the base game.

The Hannibal at the Gates DLC for Total War: Rome 2 offers new units and factions, but it falls short in terms of historical accuracy. While the addition of more units is welcomed, their roles are not reflective of history. It is recommended for those seeking new units, but not for those prioritizing historical authenticity. Consider purchasing during a sale.