Crusader Kings III

Well, we can't say we weren't caught by surprise with this announcement, with Paradox announcing The Fate of Iberia Flavor Pack to be released on May 31, out of the blue. Not that we're complaining, though!

When CK3 was announced for consoles, players were skeptical as to how successfully the game would port, especially with USI in mid. Paradox have taken care of that problem superbly.

Though the domain of console gaming has never fully gone into the strategy genre, compared to the other videogame genre Paradox are adamant about bringing their newest game to a wider audience.

Crusader Kings Royal Court expansion, with patch 1.5, brings a host of changes and updates to modding the game. One of those is implementing a rule to the base game that allows for same-sex marriages.

Paradox Interactive are bringing their grand strategy Crusader Kings III on Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5 consoles in March 2022. 

Heraldry and banners are the bread and butter of any noble looking to shock and awe. To make sure you are not bogged down with making a new one with every conquest, Paradox have delved into developing a new system.

Artifacts don’t exist in a void but are living items in a living world, meant to be used, exchanged, stolen, and damaged. With use and time, an artifact’s durability lowers.

The developer diaries are finally back and with more information on artifacts. When inspired craftsmen are creating some artifact or the other, there will now be a chance for players to influence the end product.

With nothing major on the docket for the day’s dev diary, we’ll be taking a little peak at a cultural tradition. Just to whet the appetite for more content a little. 

The medieval period is characterized as many things, but having a small number of weapon options to choose from is not one of them. As such, Paradox bring us weapon examples the Royal Court expansion will update.