Paradox Interactive has announced that its next great strategy game is Europe Universalis 5, following a mockery published last week.
The publisher behind titles such as Cities: Skylines, Crusader Kings and Stellaris pulled their tent during his last continuation with A large cinematographic trailer Today. The same team that helped for the development of Europe Universalis 4 in recent years was developed by Paradox Tinto in Spain. Although there is not yet a release date, the Europe page universalis 5 steam It is already online.
“Challenge your strategic skills over 500 years of history, in Europe Universalis 5, the latest version of the famous strategy game,” says a description shared by Paradox. “Mastering the arts of war, trade, diplomacy and the government in the largest and most detailed game of Europe Universalis ever. Driving the fate of one of the hundreds of nations and societies in a living world simulated with unparalleled depths and complexities.”
Europe Universalis 5 is being developed at the Paradox dyed for more than five years, with the team that said it has made the experience in mind “thinking about the devoted Paradox fan”. The team took into consideration “over a year of public discussion”, adding that the voice of the public played an important role in what calls “the largest and most detailed game Universalis game ever made”.
The Europa Universalis 5 campaign begins at the dawn of the Hundred Years War in 1337. While players guide their people through the main moments of the story they will follow, they will have an army of new features to be enjoyed. The salient points of today’s revelation include the promise of a new and larger map that uses the projection of the accurate map with hundreds of different companies. Paradox claims to be characterized by a system based on the population this time, as well as updated production and commerce systems that will see players carving a place for themselves by building farms, plantations and factories or exchange with nearby areas.
It is all in the name of the creation of a strategic experience that gives players the freedom to build and manage their nation in the way they consider it appropriate. He was made fun of to be a mysterious and “ambitious” project of the Paradox team last week Fans had largely understood what was in store in advance.
“Europa Universalis 5 is based on the main concept of the franchise to develop and advance nations from a deeply studied historical world”, continues the description, “adding more detailed diplomacy, a more sophisticated economic model, a revised military system and greater logistical depth that will also challenge more experienced strategy players”.
Europe Universalis 5 is currently scheduled for PC at an unspecified moment in the future. While we wait for updates, you can read on our practical preview Here.
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