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8.0/10
I'm serious, don't keep releasing DLC or we'll never get full achievement unless pay for it. Also the water sound suddenly got weird and uncomfortable, hopefully it'll be fixed soon.
Back to the topic, this DLC is actually quite good, it restores a lot of the classic scenes from the movie, the scene design is quite creative, there are 5 levels in total, if you go faster you can finish it in 3.5 hours, it takes longer than the previous DLC.
However, the biggest problem is that not all of the 5 levels are “interesting”, some of them are very large and troublesome to clean up, and the art design is not very impressive, so it's easy to get bored and lose the sense of freshness, and you don't have the desire to keep playing, it's like a tedious and boring job.
Of all the paid DLC so far, I think the best remains Alice in Wonderland. Although the content is small, the scene design is excellent, making people feel as if they were there, like a dream. This DLC, on the other hand, can't compare to that. But if you compare it to other DLCs (e.g. 40k, Back to the Future), it's still respectable.

9.2/10
I think it's the best of all the paid DLCs, very much the most creative, with all 5 levels being distinctive and dreamlike. I love Alice in Wonderland, so I really love the set design of this DLC, it makes it feel like an immersive and dreamlike experience. The only downside is that the content is a little bit low and the pricing is a little bit high.
For any other DLC, I would recommend waiting for a sale before purchasing. But for this DLC, I would recommend buying it right away if you like it.

6.2/10
What to say, there are a lot of widgets in this DLC that need to be cleaned up, and cleaning them up is very cumbersome and tedious. It restores a lot of the classic scenes though, it's quite atmospheric and the set design is pretty good. But all in all, it can only be described as mediocre.
You can wait for a sale, or if you're a big 40k fan, consider buying it outright, maybe.

6.7/10
Restores many of the movie's classic scenes, full of memories, pretty good. It's a shame that it's rather short on content, it could have been done in 1 hour or so if it was faster (This DLC has a lot of small vehicle parts to clean up though. But it can be very, very easy if you pass the main story and get Poseidon's Trident).
You can wait for a discount before purchasing.
By the way, loved the line at the end when Alex asked us - I wonder how you managed to carry so much water on your back? Man, I'm curious about that too.

7.9/10
The DLC is actually pretty good, nicely recreating some of the classic scenes from SpongeBob SquarePants and is more varied, with transportation, outdoor and indoor buildings, which are more fun to clean and don't have the same kind of complicated and tiny parts.
Overall the experience is good, but it's a bit pricey, so you can wait for a discount.

9.4/10
I must admit that the quality of this DLC far exceeded my expectations, very creative, fun and strategic, with 5 levels that are all unique and have a wide variety of enemies (26 new enemy types compared to 16 in Hammerhold). Of course, the new defense tower and new hero are also very powerful and practical, I personally like them very much.
This DLC is really good, and it's the kind of game I'd like to revisit over and over again. Well done Ironhide.

9.1/10
I love Lara, I love Tomb Raider, really full of so many memories.
And it's relatively easy to clean and doesn't have any of those really tiny parts. Those two DLCs for FF7 and Tomb Raider are my favorites.

7.6/10
I actually think this is a good attempt by Ironhide. While Legends has quite a few flaws and shortcomings compared to other, more superior wargames, and I got the impression during my playthrough that a lot of it wasn't terribly well-designed, at least it has something to offer.
But the deadliest problem is that there isn't enough content in the game, and it lacks the incentive for players to play it over and over again; you can get through everything in 6 hours if you're quicker, and the rest is basically just a lot of time spent trying to get the full achievements.
But anyway, I think at least it was a good attempt and bridged Ⅳ (Vengeance) and Ⅴ (Alliance) in terms of gameplay storyline. In some ways, I kinda liked this one.

8.8/10
I quite like FF7 and I thought the scenes were very well recreated. I had a lot of fun playing it.
(The robot's parts are so tiny, though, that it makes cleaning them a bit tedious.)

9.3/10
Well, I really liked the ending of the game, it felt quite heartwarming and touching for some reason. I actually thought I would only play this game in my free time or when I was stressed, but once I started playing I couldn't stop. There's something magical about this game that keeps you playing (even though it's hard to do this kind of work in real life). And this game actually has hidden storyline that is very interesting, so I'll leave it at that to avoid spoilers.
All in all, this is really a great game with a lot of creativity. However, if you play for long periods of time, your hands will be sore and it doesn't give the player a sense of relaxation; instead, it feels like work.
By the way, I really like the theme song Make It All Shine, it's upbeat and light and reminds me of the good old days of cleaning. Listening to this song while cleaning is really very pleasant.

(Addendum: dude, just stop releasing DLC or we'll never reach the full achievement)

2024.10.10 - The water sound effect suddenly got weird and uncomfortable after the release of the latest DLC, hopefully it'll be fixed soon.