A very unique game, one of a kind! A visual novel that let you decide important matters of a country.
I strongly recommend this game to law students, or anyone that would like to start a political career in the future. The game correctly describes the division of state power, as well as the required features of a democratic constitution. It also expresses the difficulties of balancing the three branches of power: Legislative, executive, and judicial.
Cons: The game is rather short, and you might not be satisfied with the ending. I also don't find the OST collection amusing
Tl;dr: Gameplay: 8/10 ; Story: 10/10

As a Vietnamese I had to say this DLC is quite cool. As a Governor of Jiaozhi (Northern Vietnam and Guangxi, Guangdong today), Shi Xie protected and developed this region in the midst of the brutal wars between Chinese Warlords. As a result, Jiaozhi became peaceful and prosperous during his reign, and many Chinese run away from China proper to settle in this region. Shi Xie later became a vassal of Wu, but he was still respected by the warlords, the scholars, and even the Vietnamese. Vietnamese scholars in the past mostly referred to him as "King Shi", although he never declared himself as a King.
Gameplay wise, I love the mechanic of his faction, and he can become a serious threat to China proper's warlords if you manage to secure the southern provinces of China early (Due to his position, he has no threat from the south and the north, only weak warlords from the east, and the most dangerous threats are Nanman Tribes from the West).

A truly worthwhile upgrade of CK2. The performance is great and I'm very impressed with the new 3d graphics. The navigator of this game is much better than many previous titles of Paradox such as CK2 or even Imperator. However, I personally think that the siege mechanic should be improved in the future.
I'm currently prepared for the inevitable horse lords jokes or the sunset invasion jokes, etc...I hope that I will still be able to live a normal life after this release.

Trust me, it's worth your money. Even if you are new to the series, you will have no significant difficulty playing this game. Persona 4 Golden PC is almost the same game as the PS2/PS Vita version. However, they improve the resolution of the textures (which was not 100% a good thing IMO) and they also improve the speed of dialogues. As a result, the PC version run a little bit faster than the PS2/PS Vita version.
Regarding the plot/story/characters, I think this is a good game. The plot is not as Dark as Persona 3, but colorful casts, interesting characters and decent writing also contribute to the successful of the game. The game is quite long, (I spent 40-60 hours for the first 3 dungeons).
Gameplay wise: Persona 4 has better UI than P3. It also introduces more skills, more personas and now you can choose the skills which your new persona will inherit. Persona 4 Golden also introduces 2 new character (Social Links), New game + and various upgrades!
In conclusion: This is a must have classic, a truly worthwhile experience. 9.5/10
I really hope they will port Persona 3 FES and P5 on Steam, soon!

Rhagaea is the BEST girl, fight me!
P/s: actually Ira is also ok

A really good DLC. A timeline was created so new players can have more knowledge about the playable characters and they can choose a time period (or a starting date) in which their factions hold the most favorable position or to be in a scenario that they like to play. Some very refreshing characters were also introduced: Emperor Ling, Lu Zhi, the three "Yellow Turban" brothers and "Small Dong" - or Dong Zhuo at the beginning of his career...But there was also my favorite new character: Liu Chong- the last prince of the Han Empire who could still defend his granted territories. He's an interesting character and I have never seen him in any other games about Three Kingdoms before. So I think this's a really nice and meaningful additional content added to the game.
In conclusion: 9/10. You should buy this DLC

One of the best Total War game in the recent years.
It launched with no big problems. the art style is gorgeous. It has two separate mode: Record and Romance. The Record mode truly reflects the state of China during the end of the Eastern Han, while the Romance mode let you control officials with "unreal" powers (like in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms novel) - fans of "Dynasty Warriors" franchise will definitely enjoy this mode.
I hope that in the future, we can play as other warlords. For example, Liu Zhang or Shi Xie.

Sword Art Online Hollow Realization (PC version) is a good product at its price! The Deluxe Editon contains all of the previous released DLCs of the PS4 Version, so players should have a completed experience. The port is quite good, no lagging, but we only have minimum support for keyboard and mouse (buttons don't make any sense). The graphic is far better than Hollow Fragment.
Gameplay wise - If you are an SAO fan, you will like it: side missions and quests are interesting, you can have different routes with different girls (although some of them are cheesy), the main plot is decent enough. Furthermore, the game is surprisingly addictive for so many activities which it provides: upgrading, crafting, hunting legendary gears, getting original skills from the Anime (novel), climbing an infinity (1000 floors) dungeon.
Summary,
For SAO fans: 10/10
The game itself: 7/10

I just finished the game today, what a thrilling ride! So I decided to write down some of my Opinions:
- I love this story. It has an incredible writing. I must say that I watched some episodes of the Anime, but I'm quite disappointed. They are so "plain". This Novel is waaay more detailed, and more fun. That because of the "tips" which explain what's going on through the story and decode some difficult scientific definitions or weeaboo stuffs (Japanese pop culture memes). The Authors offer some serious skills, tell a complicated story about some time-travel nonsenses, but actually about friendship, love, betrayal, kindness and hopes about a better future. They also described the atmosphere of modern Japan and the lives of young Japanese people, although sometimes they mockingly criticize the lifestyle and the (weebs) "pop culture" of Jp, too.
- First 4 or 5 hours are quite boring and...dumb. Be prepared! If It's the end of Chapter 2 and you are not interested enough, maybe the game is not for you. But once you want to continue, you're going to say: "totally worth it!" in the end.
- The characters are OK. They are some typical individuals in a "Japanese Squad": A chuunibyou main guy, a genius sidekick girl, a fat Otaku guy, an innocent girl, and so on...I'm a Japanese Speaker (although I suck) and I'm quite interested in Japanese culture, but I don't find this kind of "squad" interesting. The main Heroine (Kurisu) is very popular in the Otaku Community. I think she's kind of a Mary Sue, but she's ok, loveable. Again, the characters are quite good, but not as significant as the plot.
- The game (novel) itself is well made. Although It's from 2009, but the graphic quality is quite elegant, the sounds and insert songs are top notch. It's well-dubbed and the translation is accurate. you can't play in the borderless window mode which is a down point, but there is a guide to fix that.
- In conclusion, for 40 hours of "reading", the price is totally acceptable and I really recommend it! 9/10 for the Plot and 8/10 for everything. I hope that we'll get Steins; Gate Zero soon...

I love this Anime because I love the original work (manga). It's a good combination between slice-of-life and high-school motifs. The charaters are very well developed without ridicuclous tropes and fan services like others Anime. The author really knows how to sastisfy both boys and girls with her story-telling and art style. The music is very appealing, 12 J-pop songs from Late 90/Early 2000s will bring back your nostalgia (If you are a J-pop fan, like me...).

Beside, I'm quite related to this Anime. My life was once ruined, because I was stupid and I refused to overcome my problems with my family, my friends. But now I'm getting back on my track, I'm half recovered and I am able to communicate with my friends, my neighbors again. It's really nice to see Kaizaki and Hishiron going the same way with me, and I hope that both of them (and me) will finally meet our goals and happiness~