Once again Ludeon has a banger of a DLC, and I honestly can't live without it already. So, so much content, and Rimworld + mods + other DLC's (Except the previous one, Anomaly), feel so natural and almost necessary for a complete experience.

All in all, most certainly recommended and most definitely 2nd best DLC, only beaten by Biotech.

Once, a great game. A great game, following greater games. Smooth movement, yet still the old-school CS feels. Old guns, like the AK and the M4. Made new, and greater. A good game for the looks and fun, and from the outside, it is deffinitly a great followup for the CS series.

However..

If we dig a little deeper into the game, to the point where you reach around 100 hours in it, you will begin to see some minor faults. Nothing severe, you would say at that point. And you're right. Every game has its glitches and bugs, and even hackers show up every now and then in Multiplayer games, and especially in shooters. Though, one would think that this would be updated. Sadly, it isn't. Further into the game, you reach a decent rank, where most people start. You're somewhere in the GN's, and trying to get the hang of the game. Here comes bottleneck number one: Prime or not, nearly every game in the GN's has some form of smurf in it, not to start about having prequeued, non-English talking teammates. Matchmaking begins to show it's bad parts. Though, unknowing as you are, you will play further, as you would think once you become good enough to leave the GN's, you'll be able to play properly.
Let's assume you haven't given up already; You now achieved something in the MG's, or even DMG. At this point, you'd think English speaking, communicative teammembers are something common. Sadly, this is still false. And if you would think that gaining ranks equals in better teams, than you were so, so wrong aswell. Now, assuming you have a decent team, we now take a look at the rivaling team. A group of prequeued Russians, where 1 or 2 of them play God like, and the other 3 play like your team back in the days you were GN. You lose the game, and wonder how. You played a decent game, and your team did aswell. So what went wrong? Well, take a look at the ranks, I would say. And, what a coincidence! Those God tier players were SMFC, and the other's were some mere GN's, barely hitting the 15 kills after 30 rounds. Nothing wrong, you would say. So, you start game no. 2. You have a lucky day, and another decent team joins you. This time you play against a bunch of seemingly random people. Again, you play decent, and you manage to tie the game. However, once more a guy sticks out, above all the others. Everyone is around the 15-20 kills, yet he hit 43 kills. You see his rank, just a MGE. However, assuming his profile isn't private, you check it out. You suddenly spot that he has only 38 hours in CS:GO. Well, guess that's smurf number 2.
Matchmaking is absolutely trash in between GN to LEM. But, alas, you finally made it to SMFC or GE. Finally, you think by yourself. You queue up, and get shot before you hear a gun sound. Yes, ladies and gentlemen. You guessed it right. This is where the non-suspicious hackers are. Luckely, it isn't that bad, and once you're GE, most of the games are great. Though, the path to it is just unthinkably hard.
If you still persist on playing CS:GO, please, in the name of Jesus Christ and the Lord himself, go play FaceIt. Or ESEA. Don't waste your time on the non-secured, smurf infiltrated, 64 tick servers. Oh yeah, I forgot to mention it's 64 tick. For those who don't know what that means: Search it up, I'm done writing.

Have a good day. And please, take my words of advice, and don't waste as much hours in this game as I did. It's really not worth it.