Europa Universalis II

Europa Universalis III

Europa Universalis III lets players control a nation from the late Middle Ages through the early modern era, managing diplomacy, warfare, trade, and colonization. Its deep simulation offers countless paths to shape the fate of empires on a detailed world map.

Europa Universalis III: Heir to the Throne

Europa Universalis III: Heir to the Throne expands the grand strategy experience with new nations, events, and mechanics that deepen the historical simulation. Players can shape the destiny of their empire from the late Middle Ages to the early modern era, balancing diplomacy, warfare, and economics. The expansion adds a rich fantasy overlay, including mythical units and magical events, while preserving the series' deep strategic core. Available on both PC and Mac, it supports both single‑player and multiplayer campaigns for up to 16 players.

Europa Universalis III: In Nomine

Europa Universalis III: In Nomine is a major expansion for the grand strategy classic, adding a deep religious system, new nations, and enhanced diplomatic options. It builds on the base game’s complex political and economic simulation, offering players fresh ways to shape world history. The expansion introduces the Reformation, the rise of the Ottoman Empire, and a host of new events and missions, providing both seasoned strategists and newcomers with richer gameplay and longer replay value.

Europa Universalis IV

Start before the Renaissance on a map of the world as it was then. Choose from any of hundreds of nations and then rule up to the Age of Revolutions. Or, if you wish, start your game at any date in the span, with historical monarchs and other leaders, guiding your nation through centuries of geopolitical strategy.

Hearts of Iron III

Hearts of Iron III lets players take control of any nation during World War II, managing politics, economics, research, and massive land, sea, and air battles in real time. The game blends detailed historical simulation with flexible modding tools, offering endless replayability for both solo and multiplayer sessions. With a robust AI, intricate supply lines, and a focus on strategic depth over fast-paced action, the title appeals to history buffs and strategy veterans who enjoy shaping the course of global conflict from the high command.

Europa Universalis

Based on a classic French board game of the same name, Europa Universalis plunges players into the intricate complexities of early modern world history. Controlling a civilization from 1492 to 1792, you must navigate diplomacy, warfare, trade, and domestic administration to build a lasting global empire. Developed by Paradox Development Studio, the game simulates all aspects of world history across a massive geopolitical landscape. Players must manage resources, forge strategic alliances, and lead their nation through centuries of historical events and emergent conflicts.