Difference between revisions of "Glossary:DLC"
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| For the purposes of PCGamingWiki's taxonomy, 'DLC' specifically refers to medium size chunks of additional game content such as maps, levels, quests, new gameplay mechanics etc. that is normally created in addition to the game, paid for and downloaded. Less substantial than an 'expansion pack'. This category could be called 'Extra gameplay', but DLC is a much more familiar term to most gamers. | |
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