Europa Universalis IV: Conquest of Paradise

Paradox Development Studio · Jan 14, 2014

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Explorers and Emperors alike will find a completely randomized American continent added to their game, including features such as trading with the natives, establishing colonies, and new options for military conquest. Players can also take control of newly formed colonial nations – or play as one of several Native American Nations, complete with unique buildings, events, and mechanics.

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Critic 7.5 (3 critics) · Gamer 4.3

Critic reviews

PC Gamer
TJ HAFER · Jan 18, 2014
8.4
Paradise, unfortunately, is also home to its share of bugs, including an one that turned my Ironman save into a non-Ironman save. It's not Paradox's buggiest expansion release, but it's far from its cleanest. As a whole, though, EU4 is a better game for its presence. And it was a pretty incredible game to begin with.
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Game Watcher
Joe Robinson · Feb 04, 2014
7.5
There are other improvements – for example tweaks to trade nodes, including a sea-only node called ‘Western Europe’ that is tough to control, as well as many other more low-key changes. It’s a decent expansion, but the weak colonial nation AI brings it down – they are supposed to be able to start wars and stuff on their own, but I haven’t witnessed that much autonomy so far. Still, knowing PDS they will work on that pretty sharpish.
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IGN
Claudio Chianese · Feb 01, 2014
6.7
Mi aspettavo di più da Conquest of Paradise, soprattutto alla luce degli altri DLC cui ci aveva abituato Paradox. Non che sia una brutta espansione, è solo un po' anemica, soffre di alcune scelte discutibili e non risolve del tutto le problematiche delle tribù native.
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