Análises recentes de Plumtree's Potted Meat

While cheap, you would expect a grand strategy game which focuses on dynasties and characters within them to include portraits of all races within the map. I don't really feel I can down-vote this DLC given that the price is reasonable and the quality is there; but this is the sort of addition I'd expect, if not with the game on release, perhaps added as a free update.

That aside, I think this and the African Portrait Pack [for which I gave a cc review] are a worthy addition if you're a fan of the game.

While cheap, you would expect a grand strategy game which focuses on dynasties and characters within them to include portraits of all races within the map. I don't really feel I can down-vote this DLC given that the price is reasonable and the quality is there; but this is the sort of addition I'd expect, if not with the game on release, perhaps added as a free update.

That aside, I think this and the Mongol Portrait Pack are a worthy addition if you're a fan of the game.

Two-dimensional rhythmic throbbing and a graphic designer's wet dream.

There are many games of the 'obstacle hell' genre in the indie game scene, but few manage to be so brutally unforgiving without becomming frustrating too quickly. I highly recommend this game for people with young children too; as you can play with one hand while they sit in your other arm hypnotised by the throbbing shapes, colours and sounds.