It is a DLC for the strategy game Stellaris that enhances gameplay with new humanoid species options. Players can now design decadent hedonists or clone armies, complete with unique civics and ship models. It's like humanity went to space and threw a wild party with new hairstyles.
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The reviews for the Stellaris: Humanoids Species Pack continue to reveal a mixed reception, with players appreciating the cosmetic enhancements and ship designs while expressing disappointment over limited customization options and perceived lack of value for money. The sentiment leans towards caution, with many recommending purchasing the DLC only during sales, while some players still find enjoyment in the new features, particularly the voice acting and overall aesthetic.
Many players appreciate the new cosmetic features like ship designs and portraits, although they often feel these additions are not essential.
The ship designs are often praised for their aesthetic appeal, with many players considering them a highlight of the DLC.
Despite mixed feelings, some players express overall satisfaction with the DLC, particularly if purchased at a discount.
The new advisor voices receive positive feedback, with players enjoying the variety and quality of the voice acting.
Some players appreciate the introduction of new civics and origins, viewing them as a positive addition to the game.
Players frequently express disappointment over the lack of variety and customization options in the new humanoid portraits.
A significant number of reviews indicate that the DLC does not provide enough content to justify its price, leading to recommendations to buy it on sale.
While some players appreciate the art style, others criticize it as lazy or uninspired, particularly regarding the humanoid portraits.
Players express frustration over the perceived lack of substantial content in the DLC compared to their expectations based on previous expansions.
Many players feel that the DLC does not significantly alter gameplay or add meaningful mechanics, which detracts from its overall value.
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