The Riftbreaker: Metal Terror

I have a hope fore more DLC

Finished a play through of the DLC. New story, maps, enemies, and resources. It was a fun story line. I really like the blend of base building and combat in this game. One complaint, there are many cool things on the tech tree that you do not need to win the game (even on high difficulty). Nuclear power (fission/fusion), base shielding,... If they have more DLC or a sequel it would be nice if there were certain challenges that required the use of all these technologies.

This DLC adds a short additional storyline to the game. It is quite entertaining, though nothing earth-shattering. New technologies, biomes, enemies, etc. are also included, of course. And you'll meet some old friends from one of the studio's previous games. Overall, the DLC is recommendable in my opinion, even if I wouldn't pay the full price of EUR 10 for it.

An hour or two of added gameplay, depending on your pace and progression at the time, but nothing that exciting or worth mentioning. The "finale" was a complete let-down and cemented the fact that it's utterly inconsequential to the game and gameplay, a new, completely useless liquid, turret and power generator, few personal weapons, of which only the "laser" sword's interesting, but everything else is-- again, completely useless by the time you get to explore the DLC, unless you're rushing it. The story could have-- should have been allowed to branch out, affected by the events made possible by the DLC, but it wasn't, and I returned to the HQ disappointed, having ultimately only wasted resources off-site, for nothing beyond maybe an hour's worth of dialogue and running around in a proof of concept experimental DLC. I hope the future content updates and DLC's do better than . . . whatever the hell this was.