That is in addition to the brand-new portraits, new ship and city sets, new music, and brand-new advisors the pack also offers. Out of all the species packs, Humanoids stands out as one of the ones offering new civics and a new origin in addition to inclusions made by a community modder known as Silfae. Space elves, orcs, dwarves, Humanoids has everything the Tokein fan with a passion for sci-fi could ever need! It’s solid, but it leaves you wanting more. Leviathans is only somewhat more content-rich than the “Horizon Signal” update which now comes free with the base version of Stellaris, so it manages to just barely justify its $10 price tag with new factions called enclaves that you can trade with for strategic resources, research, or unity and amenities, the “War in Heaven” feature (which serves as a fun little “mini-crisis” or “appetizer” to the main course of the End-Game Crisis), some great new music, and a wider variety of species portraits added to all species groups.Īll in all, I give it a 5/10.

Being a story pack, it has to compete with real titans like “Distant Stars” or “Ancient Relics”, both of which add an absolute wealth of content to the game, and in some cases add entirely new mechanics. Leviathans, despite being the update that added giant, scary, and interesting space monsters to the game, was not entirely a “titanic” update in and of itself.

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