Crusader Kings III

In After the End, Brazil represents what China was to medieval western Eurasia: a large, centralized state that, should be slow to act, hard to expand, and tricky to maintain, but also not become mere "China-LARPing".

Once a player has had a few playthroughs with historically prominent nations, accomplishing one goal or the other, their sights turn to change history itself, and with new customization options, this is more satisfying than ever.

Crusader Kings 3 Royal Court expansion brings with it interesting changes, allowing players to affect history in deeper ways than ever before. One of those is the cultural aspect of societal development.

Paradox Interactive games are vast puzzles of many interconnecting pieces, which are bound to cause a bug or two. To combat these issues, developers regularly update and hotfix their games.

In the recent patches, quite a few changes have been made in preparation for the cour expansion. Most of those fly under the radar, due to their sheer amount, so a summary is in order.

Paradox Interactive released a massive patch for Crusader Kings 3 but while listing all the changes would be too much, we picked out 45 funny highlights.

Crusader Kings III players have been having lots of fun in Paradox Interactive's new strategy game. To celebrate the title's success, the developers have shared a number of accomplishments players have achieved to-date.

Paradox Interactive's latest entry in Crusader Kings got even better after a group of modders came together and introduced World of Darkness conversion.

Crusader Kings III, Paradox Interactive's latest entry in their grand strategy role-playing game franchise is now available for purchase via Steam and the Paradox Store.

Paradox Interactive released a new trailer for Crusader Kings 3 along with the game's release date and the ability to pre-order. It seems like a success so far, since the game is selling like hotcakes on Steam.