Patron - Mare Nostrum

It doesn't seem to really add much to the game. I can't see much difference between the new biodome and the temperate one. In general, I don't see a lot of value in new maps. Once you've hit a population of 100-200 you've won the game, the only thing you can do is keep slowly expanding the population and associated food & etc. I normally stop at that point since it's boring. And you can support a population of 100-200 with less than 20% of the map. The theater doesn't seem that useful, especially considering how late you get it. The university might be useful if you are going for the "get 50 of each social group" achievement but otherwise I don't see much point in it. I never figured out what marble was used for. All the other new resources seem to be just different types of food resources. There is already lots of different food resources so I don't see any point in adding more of them. I'd argue there were was already too many in fact. More options makes me even more uncertain about what to grow or build. The Endzone Prosperity DLC was better because rather than stuff things into the mid game, the changes were end game stuff. More upgrades to buildings. They also added some Frostpunk style "people need to have X or will riot" type stuff. Although I wouldn't stay the Endzone Prosperity DLC was that amazing either.

None of those things really add anything to the game. Especially annoying are buildings like the "Theater" that is supposed to be built near your houses, but you get it so late into the game that it a) doesnt matter anymore b) would require me to destroy lots of the layout and build new.

Small DLC that adds some late game stuff to the game. Does not really adds anything regarding to the progression in the game. It should have been part of the original game from the get go.

Very much enjoy the game so far, my only gripe about the DLC is some of these buildings seem like base game buildings that shouldnt be locked behind a DLC paywall, otherwise i love the new maps and environments and the few features that seem like they should be DLC, just hoping that the devs dont keep more features similair to cheesemaking and theatres behind a DLC paywall.

I purchased the game this evening, along with this DLC. I played the game until the lateness of the hour made me feel guilty for staying up. So far, the game is delightful. Forgive me for quoting from a post I wrote just before I purchased this DLC, in order to save time: "I can only imagine the skill and effort necessary to create a game like this. And, as we slowly approach the holiday season, if I can encourage these apparently active developers with that tiny bit of cheerful DLC revenue, I feel an inclination to do so. Developers gotta eat, and feed such family as they may grow. And birds gotta fly." As good as this game already seems to be, encouraging these devs to keep up the good work, and making it easier for them to do so by buying this inexpensive DLC, seemed like a sound move to me, so I did it. No, I don't know them or stand to gain financially in any way from writing this bit of encouragement. I'm merely grateful for my little village, and its hard-working cyber-people.

A little more of what was there, adds a little more to do, more to explore and some new stuff which is always a good thing. Very much enjoying my time with this game. The new resources are a fun addition for the production chains. Hoping to see more substantial expansions and that the Devs keep expanding the value and depth of the game.

It feels really redundant and a bit overwhelming. It's just more of the same stuff to build and manage, not really adding anything new as others have stated. If you enjoy a lot of variety and tons of different building & crafting / profession options, it certainly adds to that.

A good addition, it expanded the game's possibilities. It simply became more enjoyable to play.

Very much enjoying my time with this game. The new resources are a fun addition for the production chains. Hoping to see more substantial expansions in the future!

If I like a game, and devs keep on working on it, I get extra content. And Mare Nostrum adds real content not just gimic. But being a medieval themed game, hope game gets more expanded. There are so much more options available!

Great addition. Stuck for the whole evening. The game is not annoying and you do not notice how time flies.

New stuff, what's not to like? Game still receives heavy free updates so I opted to support the devs by getting some paid additional content too. Got it on sale too, so double win :)

Numerous additional buildings, extra maps, broader gameplay. Sweet addition to already large base game.

I like dlc's that expand original content, so I like this one too. Wish more stuff comes for Patron at some point

Honestly, I don't understand why this is a dlc. Should have been part of the game.

Haven't played it yet. But looks cool! Based upon changes which have been steadily made since release, and at the price, I can confidently recommend, despite not having played it yet!

Nice dlc, a lot of things have been added, buildings, professions, animals, in general, the game has become even more lively

I loved the base Patron game, but had some frame rate issues in late game. After recent two updates game now runs much smoother, so guess it's time to get back to it. Got the DLC because it adds concrete content which is a great thing!

I quite liked the base game, and this DLC expands on a few ingame assets. Nothing critical to gameplay but not purely visual stuff either. Wish more such DLC's would be added in time

Not a bad DLC to the main game. I advise you to buy at a discount.

Love the theater and new resources. New tech fits seamlessly.