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Two Point Museum: Rides & Relics DLC Review
When Two Point Museum launched, it proved that Two Point Studios had once again found a way to turn an everyday institution into a surprisingly deep management sim. Museums were already entertaining enough, but Rides & Relics asks an obvious question: what if a museum wasn't just educational, but also a theme park? The answer is a DLC that feels far more ambitious than a simple content pack, adding a substantial new campaign, customisable attractions, and some of the most cre

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3 days ago


HITMAN: World of Assassination: The Herbalist Pack - A DLC so smooth it practically hotboxes the entire trilogy.
There’s a moment, early in The Herbalist Pack, where you realise IO Interactive has stopped pretending Hitman is a serious game. It’s still about assassinations, sure, but now it’s also about Agent 47 stalking a cannabis mogul who looks suspiciously like Snoop Dogg on holiday. And somehow impossibly it works. This is the kind of crossover that feels like it was pitched at 3AM in a smoky boardroom, and instead of rejecting it, IOI just shrugged and said, “Yeah, why not. Let’s

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Sep 13


S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Cost of Hope – DLC Review
Cost of Hope isn’t just DLC, it’s a statement of intent. After a turbulent launch and years of patches, S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 finally feels like the game it was meant to be, and this expansion arrives at the exact moment the Zone starts behaving like a living, hostile ecosystem rather than a backdrop. On Xbox Series X|S, Cost of Hope is both a narrative escalation and a mechanical refinement, folding seamlessly into the main campaign while giving returning players a sharper, more

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Sep 11


PowerWash Simulator 2 Star Wars Pack - DLC Review
PowerWash Simulator 2’s Star Wars Pack is exactly the kind of crossover that feels like it was made for people like us, the long‑timers, the ones who’ve sunk 200+ hours into both games, who know the rhythm of a perfect clean, who’ve spent entire evenings chasing that last 0.1% on a stubborn panel. And as a lifelong Star Wars fan, this DLC hits that sweet spot between reverence and playful detail. It’s not just “Star Wars stuff but dirty”; it’s a lovingly crafted tour through

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Aug 23


Parking Garage Rally Circuit – European Tour DLC Review
The European Tour DLC is the moment Parking Garage Rally Circuit finally steps outside its concrete comfort zone, not entirely, but enough to feel like the series has taken a weekend city break. It’s still scrappy, still scruffy, still unmistakably “garage rally,” but the new European tracks inject just enough personality to make the whole thing feel fresher, faster, and more playful than the base game. If the original release was a cult curiosity, this DLC is the glow‑up: no

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Jul 2


Dave the Diver – In the Jungle DLC Review
Dave has finally left the Blue Hole behind and somehow ended up in a DLC that feels suspiciously like a sequel wearing a $9.99 price tag. In the Jungle isn’t a small add‑on or a themed side dish; it’s a full‑course expansion that reshapes how you explore, how you cook, how you fight, and even how you move around the world. It’s bigger, stranger, warmer, and occasionally weirder than anything Mintrocket has done with the game so far. And yes, it’s still very, very Dave. The se

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Jun 27


Williams™ Pinball Volume 10 Review
Zen’s latest trio is a pure nostalgia trip: three very different slices of 80s Williams design, each restored with care, clarity, and just enough digital polish to make them sing. Williams™ Pinball Volume 10 isn’t a flashy pack, it’s a historically interesting one. These are tables from the era before the big toys, before Rudy, before the DMD revolution. What you get here is pure mechanical design, clever shot geometry, and that unmistakable Williams charm. The pack includes:

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Jun 7


Award-Winning Narrative Adventure Until Then Launches the Afterimages DLC on 18 June
Maximum Entertainment, in partnership with developer Polychroma Games, today announced Afterimages, a brand-new downloadable content expansion for the award-winning narrative adventure Until Then is launching 18 June on PC via Steam, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox Series X/S. Following the digital release of the Afterimages DLC, Until Then will be available physically on 3 September. The physical edition will include both the base game and the Afterimages DLC. Take

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Jun 6


Farm Manager World: Africa DLC Review
The Africa DLC for Farm Manager World on Steam doesn’t just give you a new biome to play with, it hands you an entirely different philosophy of farming. The moment you load into the African region, the game quietly taps you on the shoulder and says, “Everything you thought you knew? Forget it.” The climate is harsher, the soil is stingier, and the weather patterns feel like they’re actively testing your patience. But that’s exactly what makes this DLC feel like a proper expan

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May 31


Two Point Museum: Arty-Facts DLC Review
Arty‑Facts arrives as the new major expansion for Two Point Museum, and it immediately feels like the developers have gleefully raided every art school, gallery, and avant‑garde basement studio they could find. The DLC leans hard into the idea that museums are not serene temples of culture but barely contained disasters waiting to happen. From the moment you load into the new levels, it’s clear that this expansion wants to push your museum into louder, stranger, more unpredic

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May 24


Jotunnslayer: Hordes of Hel – Conan the Barbarian DLC Review
Steel sings, frost cracks, and Conan once again proves subtlety is for the weak. Conan is the kind of DLC that doesn’t bother with preamble. It kicks the door down, throws a frost giant’s head at your feet, and growls “you’re next.” This is Conan at his most mythic as a brutal, frostbitten power fantasy that drags the base game into a harsher, louder, more metal direction. If the original Jotunnslayer was about surviving the cold, this DLC is about conquering it with a sword

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May 24


Wholesome shopkeeping game Trash Goblin launches premium DLC The Artist of Brimhaven
"Best Small Studio" indie game developer Spilt Milk Studios has been cooking up an exciting DLC for their acclaimed wholesome shopkeeping game Trash Goblin, and it's available now for $9.99/£7.45/8.49€! Titled The Artist of Brimhaven, this premium DLC will add at least 5 hours of brand new story content revolving around you, a new district, and fresh starts. Returning characters, Aimon's cunning plans and ambitious dreams, plus a whole new way to reach out and touch the world

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May 10


Formula Legends - Formula E: Electric Evolution DLC - Review
Formula Legends – Formula E: Electric Evolution is the moment the series finally leans fully into the future. What could have been a simple bolt‑on pack of electric cars instead arrives as a surprisingly robust expansion that reshapes how the game feels, plays, and strategises. It’s easily one of the most transformative DLCs Formula Legends has released so far, and crucially it respects what makes Formula E unique rather than just reskinning the existing experience. The headl

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May 10


CloverPit: Unholy Fusion - DLC Review
CloverPit: Unholy Fusion doesn’t just expand the base game, it mutates it. This DLC takes the already-chaotic roguelite about debt, luck, and demonic slot‑machine gambling and injects a new layer of grotesque strategy through its headline feature: the Surgery Machine, a device that lets you fuse charms into single, monstrously powerful upgrades. It’s CloverPit at its most unhinged, and it knows it. The base game already thrived on its “demonic lovechild of Balatro and Bucksho

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May 4


European Tour DLC Brings More Multistorey Car Parks To Parking Garage Rally Circuit On April 27th
Parking Garage Rally Circuit - solo-dev Walaber ’s cult hit indie title that puts rally racing with Mario Kart-inspired physics into the confines of car parks - is doubling in size when the new European Tour DLC comes to Steam on April 27th. The European Tour doubles the size of the game, adding 8 multistorey car parks inspired by real locations to drift through on top of the original 8 American parking garages, as well as a full new soundtrack from The Holophonics, the band

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Apr 16


Before Exit: Gas Station - Daylight DLC Review
Daylight is a clever, unnerving pivot for Before Exit: Gas Station a shift from the claustrophobic, night‑shift dread of the base game into something quieter, stranger, and more investigative. Instead of scrubbing floors and dodging your boss in the dark, you’re stepping into the shoes of the missing employee’s wife, combing through the station in broad daylight, camera in hand, trying to piece together what happened. And somehow, the daylight makes everything feel worse. You

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Mar 30


New in Farming Simulator 25: Vredo Pack Launches with Yield-Boosting Tech and Wild Boar Threats
Publisher and developer GIANTS Software expands its lineup of virtual farming technology with a new partnership: Vredo , the renowned specialist in overseeding and slurry injection, is now part of Farming Simulator 25 , alongside the return of Evers Agro. The Vredo Pack includes 12 state-of-the-art machines and introduces wild boar roaming the land, keeping farmers on their toes. Overseeding to Restore Grassland Traditional Dutch manufacturer Vredo enables virtual farmers

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Mar 24


Lil Gator Game: In the Dark – Review
There’s something quietly radical about a game that lets you be small. Not powerless, not fragile, just small in the way kids are small, where the world is huge and strange and full of possibility. Lil Gator Game: In the Dark leans into that feeling with a confidence that’s almost disarming. It doesn’t try to outgrow itself. It doesn’t chase spectacle. Instead, it doubles down on the emotional truth that made the original game resonate: growing up is weird, friendships shift

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Mar 23


Ready or Not Boiling Point DLC - Review
Boiling Point isn’t just more Ready or Not. It’s Ready or Not pushed to a breaking point. The DLC drops you into Los Sueños at its most volatile, where a terror attack has cracked the city’s already‑fragile trust in law enforcement. What follows is a three‑mission descent into civil unrest, political extremism, and the kind of tactical horror only VOID Interactive seems capable of conjuring. It’s lean. It’s intense. And it’s some of the most atmospheric work the game has ever

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Mar 23


Formula Legends: Late 2020s Season Pack DLC - Quick Review
Formula Legends continues to grow with even more DLC additions. This time it brings the racing to modern day Formula 1 style cars with a hefty update including new story content, a new track and new racing rules! This DLC includes: 8 new teams 16 new drivers with unique helmets 16 new liveries (2 per team) 1 new Story Mode championship Updated next-generation season rules 1 new track: Azerbaijan The Late 2020’s Season Pack brings present-day racing to Formula Legends. This n

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Mar 21
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