Stellaris: Leviathans

Paradox Development Studio · Oct 20, 2016

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Space is lovely, dark and deep, but it has secrets it wants to keep. Rich systems defended by fierce creatures, hostile pockets of resistance to your civilization, and the sleeping giants of the universe – the Fallen Empires who may yet be stirred from their centuries long indolence.

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Critic 7.4 (4 critics) · Gamer 7.3

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GameSpew
Matthew Hung · Dec 07, 2016
6.0
Ultimately, Leviathans is just another borderline extortionary Paradox DLC. To clarify, as with many of the Paradox DLC offerings, Leviathans offers some nice new features, but does not add enough worthwhile content to Stellaris to recommend purchasing alone or to justify the price tag.
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Cubed3
Eric Ace · Nov 15, 2016
6.0
Stellaris is great for a play or two, but the content simply lacks the replayability. The Leviathans DLC fixes some of the issues of content being light in the midgame, but does nothing to remove the bog that inevitably comes mid to late game. As fun as a single play is, even a grind through the later portion of the campaign shows enough that little changes the player can make, such as the empire customisation or content added in the DLC, do nothing. For fans of Stellaris, the DLC will be pretty interesting, but those who have side-lined it are not going to be lured back by this.
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Game Grin
Alex Hamilton · Oct 28, 2016
8.5
Leviathans is a DLC pack that really adds some meat and bone to Stellaris. It attempts to add to the feeling of discovery the player gets when first reaching out for the stars by rewarding them with the dying remnants of old empires and the challenges of titantic other-wordly life.
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Game Watcher
Michael Brown · Oct 27, 2016
9.0
The Leviathans DLC is in my opinion an absolute must for Stellaris players. The content offered is high quality and produces some great in game experiences. The additions add strategic depth to the overall game and frankly, I couldn’t see anyone going back after playing this.
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