ENDLESS™ Space 2 - Celestial Worlds Review Summary

Expansive new questline with fresh planets and weapons offers great value, though the DLC quest feels overpriced with underwhelming rewards and the quest queue can be overwhelming.

Expansive new questline: The DLC introduces a lengthy story questline with 14 chapters and multiple endings, providing substantial narrative content. Reviewers note it feels like another major questline and adds significant replay value.

New planets added: Two unique planets are added, offering new environments to explore. This is a commonly praised feature, with some reviewers noting additional new planets beyond the initial two.

New weapon modules added: Players highlight the addition of six new weapon modules for ships, which expand customization and combat options. This is a frequently mentioned feature across multiple clusters.

Great value for price: The DLC is considered affordable and a great value, bringing the most content among small and inexpensive add-ons. Reviewers note it's a good price for the content provided.

Adds replay value: The DLC adds variety and reason to start another playthrough, with much replay value and more gameplay. This is a key positive aspect for seasoned players.

DLC quest feels minor and overpriced: The quest is considered minor and haphazardly integrated into the story, yet it costs real money. Reviewers believe it should have been included in the base game for free.

DLC quest rewards are underwhelming: Players report that the questline's rewards are only decent and too slim to justify completing quests. The effort required outweighs the benefits, making the content feel unrewarding.

DLC disliked enough to disable: One reviewer dislikes the DLC so much that they disable it in their games, stating the good does not outweigh the bad. This indicates a strong negative sentiment toward the content.

DLC content may be non-functional: There are reports that DLC contents may not work at all after download, which nearly ruins the entire game experience. This technical issue is a significant drawback.

Quest queue becomes overwhelming: The sheer number of quests fills up the queue, leaving many sitting there uncompleted. This contributes to the game becoming boring and annoying after a while.

DLC adds new story questline: The DLC introduces a new story questline that players can follow. This adds narrative content to the game.

DLC adds weapon modules: The DLC includes new weapon modules that expand customization options. These modules provide new tactical possibilities.

DLC adds imperial improvements: The DLC adds imperial improvements that allow for further specialization of systems. This enhances strategic depth.

Unique planets give large bonuses: Unique planets can grant large bonuses depending on their type. This encourages exploration and strategic planet selection.

New weapons enable counter play: New weapons create fresh options for counter play. This diversifies combat strategies and player responses.

Worth the price: Players generally find the DLC worth its cost, with one noting it is definitely worth buying and another affirming it is worth the price.

Recommended for fans: The DLC is recommended for fans of Endless Space 2 who want more quests, and for players who enjoy new modules and improvements.

Not worth seeking out: A reviewer would not go out of their way to buy it, but would not turn it off if already owned, suggesting a lukewarm reception.

Not recommended at all: One reviewer strongly advises against purchasing, even if the DLC were free, indicating a very negative experience.

Not for beginners: One reviewer advises against buying for beginners, suggesting they should first master the base game before adding this DLC.

Dev Supporter: Engages with developer-provided lore and community resources, likely values narrative and world-building. Motivation: Supporting the developer and enjoying the game's universe through free community content. Stance: buy.

Disappointed Detractor: Not applicable; they do not engage with the game. Motivation: No motivation to play; they find the game fundamentally flawed and not worth anyone's time. Stance: no buy.

Bargain Hunter: Waits for sales and discounts before purchasing, then plays with a value-conscious mindset. Motivation: Getting the game at a fair price and avoiding overspending. Stance: sale.

DLC is small and cheap: Multiple reviewers note the DLC is a small addition with a low price, making it a low-risk purchase. It is seen as a minor content pack that does not break the game.

DLC is optional and non-essential: Reviewers emphasize that the DLC is not essential and players won't miss anything by skipping it. It is an optional purchase that doesn't leave players behind.

DLC is cheaper than Paradox: Reviewers compare the pricing to Paradox studio, noting this DLC is cheaper than what Paradox would charge. The structure is also contrasted, as Paradox would split it into multiple smaller DLCs.

Developer provides free comics: The developer has released free comics on their wiki, which adds value to the community. This is seen as a positive gesture, especially when compared to microtransaction pricing for comics.

DLC offers good value: Compared to other small and inexpensive add-ons, this DLC brings the most content. It is seen as a good deal for the price.