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DLC: From The Best Games with Bad Outcomes, And Yes We Even Mean The Sims September 6, 2025

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By Ciara Blecka · Updated · 2 min read
dlc The Sims 4 Adventure Awaits Expansion Pack announcement
Screenshot from The Sims 4 Adventure Awaits announcement trailer courtesy of EA Games

DLC can make or break a game. DLC is short for downloadable content. It allows for a longer game and a more enhanced overall experience–and more fun content for the user. But, there are some really great games out there that are marred by bad DLC. I chose a few to mention notably because the games themselves are really great even if the DLC isn’t that good.

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image courtesy of Gearbox Software

Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands

Tiny Tina’s Wonderland is a fun game, but the DLC is not. It costs $10 for each piece of DLC and $20 for all of the content, but only adds one new boss and a single dungeon.

Dues Ex: Mankind Divided

Image from Deus Ex: Human Revolution courtesy of Eidos-Montréal

Dues Ex: Mankind Divided is primarily a single-player game, but features a mode called Breach, which is arcade-styled, and you can compete with other players online. It is an action role-playing game. This game is criticized for its short length and incomplete story.

The Sims 4

Screenshot from The Sims 4 Adventure Awaits announcement trailer courtesy of EA Games
Screenshot from The Sims 4 Adventure Awaits announcement trailer courtesy of EA Games

The Sims is a wildly popular game and has a lot of downloadable content. The game in general is criticized for its inconsistency–and the DLC here is no exception. Some expansion packs offer new worlds, while others only offer a few pieces of clothing for $10.

The Elder Scrolls IV

Image of The Elder Scrolls Online, courtesy of Bethesda.

The Elder Scrolls is another widely popular game. The downloadable content here isn’t much. For $2.50 all you get is some decorated armor for your horse.

Destiny

Destiny provided some great new content, but in the process, they locked players out of old content. The DLC here completely changes the content of the game. The players without it were thus locked out of content they were previously able to access.

Kingdom of Hearts 3: Re: Mind

The downloadable content here feels mostly like recycled content. There is extra lore, and you are able to play as Aqua and Riku, but it costs half the price of the game.

These games are all great in general, but be wary of these DLCs as they are expensive in general and don’t have much to offer in the way of gameplay.

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