I did like it, so my review is somewhat positive. As to the game, if you liked M&M 6, this is pretty much more of the same. That says something about who is trying to manipulate the score here. Many of the Best reviews are from regular reviewers. Many of the "0" ratings have people who have never reviewed any other game. I suggest you are patient and buy it later during a sale if you're not in too much of a hurry.
Overall, solid expansion, has some bugs that may make it unplayable until they are fixed, shame about the unnecessary DRM. The only thing it offers is "conflux bubbles" in every map, which you can click and see posts by other players, most of which complain about how terrible the DRM is. There is no multiplayer element to the campaigns, so they shouldn't be making you jumping through hoops to play them with all their features on. It just feels terrible going through unnecessary DRM and logging in services that offer nothing. There is absolutely no reason for this requirement, you should be able to purchase your Altar unlocks and gain account XP even while offline, and only performing a synch to the cloud when and if you choose to. Also, if you choose to play offline, every single unlock and account progression is unavailable.
They haven't clarified what's causing it and said they are working on a fix, so you can't really know if your PC will be affected by this, so until they fix it, it's hard to recommend taking a leap of faith on whether the game will work or not. The expansion patch solved a ton of issues that were still there after so long, but it also introduced several new ones, worst of which is the occasional black screen freeze when entering a battle. The story and dialogues are also enjoyable, and finally we have the awesome town screens that we've always wanted. There is a lot of challenging content here, with huge, detailed maps and campaigns.
The expansion patch solved a ton of issues that were still Inexcusable authentication issues aside, which have been fixed at the time that I'm writing this, this is a solid expansion to H6. Inexcusable authentication issues aside, which have been fixed at the time that I'm writing this, this is a solid expansion to H6.
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