Dungeons 2 - A Song Of Sand And Fire Addons

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About This Content On a tour of the world of Dungeons 2, the Widely-Traveled Evil finds itself in a scorching desert in the blazing new DLC "A Song of Sand and Fire". An insane priestess is on the loose, burning anything not back in its' dungeon by the count of three at the stake. Will the Flammable Evil and its' minions also fall victim to the flames? Or will the Callous Evil be able to survive this ordeal and save itself and its' minions from a charcoal-broiled end?Features:- 3 hot new combat missions with a total of about 10 hours of play!- Fiery new opponent variants with their own special abilities! 7ad7b8b382 Title: Dungeons 2 - A Song of Sand and FireGenre: RPG, Simulation, StrategyDeveloper:Realmforge StudiosPublisher:Kalypso Media DigitalFranchise:DungeonsRelease Date: 10 Sep, 2015 Dungeons 2 - A Song Of Sand And Fire Addons dungeons 2 a song of sand and fire gameplay good game. not the best but good game. the dlc is like a it should be. like if you want musterd with your frise .you don't need it but its a nice topping.. Adds 3 singleplayer skirmish maps. No story, no storyteller, simply nothing that made the main game any fun is within this DLC.. really great add on. My main issue... 3 boring skirmish maps that only total about 3 hours playtime, not the 10 that it advertises. Same goes for chance of dragons dlc. Cheap unimaginative dlc.. good game. not the best but good game. the dlc is like a it should be. like if you want musterd with your frise .you don't need it but its a nice topping.. - can't control the creatures in your dungeon :(- low copy of Dungeon Keeper- the main story was very easy but A Game of Winter DLC was a very big pain and a challenge- you gather Evilness only when destroying camps not units- really we need adds that promotes Kalypso products in-game ??- A Clash of Pumpkins, A Song of Sand and Fire and A Chance of Dragons DLC's are skirmish maps :(:(+ A Game of Winter DLC was very nice+ some dialogs were very funny+ background musicIf you want to kill some time is good. Well, after playing through these three maps, I would say it is essentially a glorified map pack for skirmishes, outside of the flavor text telling a bit of after game story in the descriptions for each. This did felt lazier in enemy design as opposed to the dragon dlc, where we at least had to deal with dragons bearing down on our dungeons. However, I did find enjoyment in playing these and I did like the way the overworlds were designed and it fitted what was mentioned in the desriptions before starting each map (exp. Alliance bunkering down in their little bases and mountain towns as I slowly make my way towards them. In level two there is a nice little mountain valley village below the mountain ranges). I personally found them fun to play for skirmishes, and depending on your play and which faction you choose, it will take you roughly several hours to finish. (I took my time upgrading my orcs and such, so my playthrough was longer) I highly doubt it will take you less than five hours or so to finish unless your speed rushing (which argues why you would want to rush the levels in the first place instead of enjoying what you've bought, that's like buying a bag of chips. scarfing them down within minutes and then complain there were not enough chips, but anyways). If you really like the game, then this is a nice little filler while waiting for the expansion in the future. If your on the fence about it, then wait for a small discount.. Well, after playing through these three maps, I would say it is essentially a glorified map pack for skirmishes, outside of the flavor text telling a bit of after game story in the descriptions for each. This did felt lazier in enemy design as opposed to the dragon dlc, where we at least had to deal with dragons bearing down on our dungeons. However, I did find enjoyment in playing these and I did like the way the overworlds were designed and it fitted what was mentioned in the desriptions before starting each map (exp. Alliance bunkering down in their little bases and mountain towns as I slowly make my way towards them. In level two there is a nice little mountain valley village below the mountain ranges). I personally found them fun to play for skirmishes, and depending on your play and which faction you choose, it will take you roughly several hours to finish. (I took my time upgrading my orcs and such, so my playthrough was longer) I highly doubt it will take you less than five hours or so to finish unless your speed rushing (which argues why you would want to rush the levels in the first place instead of enjoying what you've bought, that's like buying a bag of chips. scarfing them down within minutes and then complain there were not enough chips, but anyways). If you really like the game, then this is a nice little filler while waiting for the expansion in the future. If your on the fence about it, then wait for a small discount.