Should I get all the DLC?

[Grey Bigfoot]

I do not have this game, but I'm thinking of buying it since it's a Steam Sale. Is it worth getting the bundle with the game + all DLC?

[Bakoro]

If you like turn-based games, and you're pretty sure you'll like it, I do recommend getting the DLCs, they add a lot of content to the game, specially Crimson Court and Color of Madness DLCs, I do advise to start a first run without DLC enabled, or at least without Crimson Court, because it does add difficulty to the game, and it can be even harder whenever you're new to it

[Ghoul Hunter]

I actually don't like any of the DLC. They are pretty optional, and not a straight upgrade. If you're on a budget, play the game first and see if you like it.

[Grey Bigfoot]

Originally posted by Ghoul Hunter:

I actually don't like any of the DLC. They are pretty optional, and not a straight upgrade. If you're on a budget, play the game first and see if you like it.

I played a little on the nintendo switch trial, but the entire time I was thinking to myself how much smoother it would control with a computer mouse. I can tell this is a good game though.

[Narrowmind]

I enjoyed it for the most part. I could have passed on Colors and Butcher's. The rest, must have for me.

[thegrandgame]

I personally do like the game without the the DLCs enabled the most xD

Get the base game first, and if you love it then get the DLCs whenever you're starting to get bored. They're on sale pretty frequently

[♥♥♥♥♥♥♥]

No DLCs needed, basic game is comprehensive

[MadDawg2552]

Game is on sale for crazy cheap right now, so why not?

[The Queen Salis]

get it, if you enjoyed it already. 2 DLCs are extra areas with extra mechanics. They are all worth their prices, but you WILL have a fulfilling experience with the base game.

You don't really need the soundtrack tho?

[Zorlond]

The base game is absolutely solid. It can stand on it's own and be an absolute blast to play. Adding DLCs gives additional good content to explore, but isn't 'necessary'. It really does come down to if you're willing to pay extra, like buying a second helping of a really good meal.

[The Queen Salis]

You are able to have a satisfying experience without DLC, heck, it's even recommended to NOT enable them in your first game.

[Nibbs]

DLC is great once you've beat the game a couple times and are looking for more. Absolutely not needed for your first play through. DD's DLC introduces a significant power creep ike most expansive content.