I've 57+18 hours just on PC building sim and We the revolution.
If you're in this sort of things... It's much more than 1h for 1€ ! :p

But that's right some are games full of DLC so it can become expensive if you want full edition.

(Radio commander is interesting too !)

That its true.And im not complaining, since choice its tomorrow im surprised they put a bundle today.

Perhaps it's going to be part on a future Choice, who knows... or maybe House Flipper. I wouldn't mind that one either. I have no idea why tho, it's not the kind of games I usually go for but... I kinda want to play it. O_o

Today's Choice bundle was pretty good imo but it would have been great if PC Building Sim had been in it. ;)

Hey, I'd be happy to share my opinion about the non-map dlc's I own if that can be of any help. :)

TL;DR
Must buy : 2 and 3
Very convenient: 1 and 6
Can be useful but not having those won't make much difference: 4 and 5

1) ATV: it's useful to quickly unlock outpost and other points of interest on a map but apart from that, I don't use the ATV as it makes lots of noise and thus, scare animals away. I personally like to unlock outposts first since they enable fast travel and it's definitely faster if you ride an ATV than travelling by foot. For less than $2, yeah, it's not bad but it's so not worth it at full price.

2) Tents and Ground Blinds: I can't say anything about the ground blinds since I still haven't use those buuuuut this dlc is truly a must-buy for the tents. A tent is basically a portable outpost so having one is definitely an advantage when on a hunting trip. With a tent, you can switch items between your inventory and your loadout plus, you can purchase stuff... Say you're out of a certain type of ammo, being able to buy some on the spot instead of having to fast travel to an outpost is really nice. Also, each time you boot up your game, you will spawn at the nearest oupost so if you deploy your tent before exiting, you'll spawn exactly where you left.

3) Weapon Pack 1: If you find it difficult to hunt with a bow but still want a silent weapon, this dlc gives you a crossbow that you can equip with a scope and it's imo sooo much easier to use. Bow/crossbow make very little noise compared to firearms, so they won't scare animals as much. I love the crossbow and usually carry it in my backpack. And yes, I did buy the dlc just for that, I haven't tried the other weapons included. :3

4) High-Tech Hunting Pack: the night vision binoculars make spotting animals at night easier but since you can't turn off the night vision mode, you have to carry normal binoculars for daytime, which is extremely stupid. For a paid dlc, we should have been able to switch it on and off. There's a "mid-tier" bow with a rangefinder bow sight (I suppose you can use it with the other bows)... I thought the sight would make bow hunting super easy, but truth be told, I still prefer the crossbow. With the dlc, you also get tracer arrows and bolts, but I find those quite useless. First, they cost more than regular arrows and bolts, plus since you can still track preys at night using your HunterMate, you don't need bolts and arrows that have a little red LED light on them. Oh, you also get a night vision rifle scope.That scope and the binocs are cool additions but they aren't game-changer. Nights aren't pitch black in theHunter, plus you have a headlamp you can toggle on/off so that high tech stuff isn't really needed.

5) Weapon Pack 2: I've bought this one just because I was curious about the Grelck Drilling Gun. It's a rifle and a shotgun at the same time, so it's pretty versatile. It's ok but absolutely not necessary. I can't comment about the other weapons as I haven't even bothered to try them.

6) Treestand & Tripod Pack: When you kill an animal, there's a pressure zone that appears on your map. It's gray-ish / purple at first and if you down more animals in the same spot, it will get to a bright pink. Animals tend to avoid pressure zones, if it's pink, you won't find any more animals in that area. That hunting pressure will eventually disappear over time. Now, if you kill an animal while you're sitting on a tripod or are in a treestand, the hunting pressure will be less severe than if you weren't using those. Also, treestands and tripods decrease your visibility quite a bit.

Lol, nice catch ^^

Yeah, bad wording. Should say is nice but not worth at actual price