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nuverian
The evacuation module is very nice and tense. The amputation is good as well. The company man not really. What we found out however, is that it is somehwat easier for the non-infected to win with the new Task cards, but that is only after one play with the expansion.
The Innocent
Shadow Corporation takes the already-solid framework of Dark Moon and crafts it into something oppressively sublime. The company man is the perfect third-party role, casting a shroud of paranoia over both innocent and dubious actions alike. Read my review here: https://spacebiff.com/2017/11/14/dark-moon-shadow-corp/
norgano
Boooooo. okay so a couple of new components that you can use across the board are nice but Dark Moon was already BORDERLINE too clunky for what it was. The learning curb was always SLIGHTLY higher than what I wanted it to be for a game of that type, length, style, etc. It's a GREAT GAME though. What it needed was more variety, more character, and more interesting things that could happen through existing mechanisms. It didn't need a bunch of a new mechanisms which this one adds and makes it clunkier. It also didn't need replacement components, meaning you use cards from one deck or the otehr but can't have total overlap. It also didn't need characters that ONLY could be played or make sense to play in the context of the new mechanisms. This is textbook example of how to do an expansion wrong. Instead of giving more of what we love or filling in gaps or adding variety within the parameters set, totally bloat out and expand those parameters into an objectively more complicated game. A lot of the stuff with the shadow corporation could have been done without the total new mechanisms. we could have had new cards, new role cards, etc. This is analogous to Isle of Skye Journeyman to me in how to do an expansion wrong. It's self-indulgent over designing because it feels more satisfying to the designer but makes the game less fun and accessible.