Europa Universalis IV

Developed by Paradox Tinto, the fourth installment of the award-winning Europa Universalis series gives you the opportunity to control any nation globally and guide it through four dramatic centuries, spanning from the late Middle Ages to the Napoleonic era. Govern your territory and dominate the world with unmatched freedom, depth, and historical precision. Forge a new history of the world and construct an enduring empire. Europa Universalis IV includes the base game, three expansion packs, and one cosmetic compilation pack. Control any nation in the world across four centuries of history, crafting a new history of humankind from the Age of Discovery to the Age of Revolution. Accumulate wealth, land, and prestige in a fierce competition for global dominance. Art of War: Centered on the 30 Years War and political instability, this expansion features improved gameplay mechanics that put warfare at the forefront of your quest for continental domination. Common Sense: This expansion focuses on diplomacy and internal development, allowing for peaceful nation-building and grand diplomacy. Rights of Man: This expansion adds depth to game systems, including Great Power diplomatic options, monarch personality traits, and religious options. Digital Extreme Edition Upgrade Pack: This compilation includes cosmetic content like unit art, event art, and music inspired by various histories. Start before the Renaissance on a historical map. Choose from hundreds of nations or start at any specific date. Experience hundreds of dynamic historical events, from civil wars to the Protestant Reformation. Discover and settle the New World or resist conquest. Control trade flow by developing trade power in key provinces. Build alliances through royal marriages or strike when enemies are weak. Your nation's development is influenced by your monarch; plan for the future by spending monarch power wisely. Research new ways of war, administration, and trade over four hundred years to unlock new weapons, buildings, and ships, eventually embracing national ideas. From grand voyages to revolutionary governments, the history of the early modern world awaits your rewrite.