A total of 35 new songs spread across three faction specific radio channels, each with their own unique look and design. France gets some unexpected love here as well, and the free 1. Or even war-winning, although we've yet to explore that fully. I guess they couldn't have designed this system to be too powerful as it might upset the game for non-buyers, but as it stands it's a fun system to play around with, but it's not game-changing. But things like Espionage and the new 'agencies' don't pack as much punch as we might have expected. The new units fill interesting little niches we didn't know were there, and the Intel system is a bit more interesting now. If you don't care though, the new SCW potential can still trigger without the DLC, adding another tool to the sandbox. If you're interested in the Iberian peninsular and playing a more fleshed out Spanish Civil War either as one of the Spanish factions, or as someone like Portugal then this is a must-have. This one is less certain than previous expansions. Overall, this is either tied, or a very close second, in terms of value, and the only real deciding factor is how much you enjoy the naval aspects of WW2. The new focus trees, while a bit complex to navigate, also bring the four targeted nations to up to the same level of flexibility nations like Japan, Germany and the Balkan nations. Being able to design ships, refit and all of the other little naval goodies completely revolutionises the naval game, where-as the Government-in-Exile mechanic is crucial if you like play nations that typically can get steam-rolled by larger powers. It's a pretty definitive 'yes', although the caveat is if you typically avoid big naval powers or generally don't play the nations that are getting the most improvements here, then you may struggle to get much out of this. The new options for Japan and Germany are a lot of fun, though. I think the content designers did an overall better job on the focuses and events in this pack than they did in Together for Victory. Honestly, my main reason to recommend it is the new unit models and voice overs, which help add texture and immersion to the war. There are mods available on the Steam workshop for several them that, in my opinion, are more fun to play with than the official DLC ones.

The focus trees for the Commonwealth nations are pretty underwhelming.

Hearts of iron 4 minor nations guide