Zac Elawar from Capsule Computers wrote: "In the midst of Paradox Interactives Pan-Asia tour we were given the opportunity to meet with Henrik Fåhraeus project lead on Europa Universalis IV - and be given a hands-off demonstration of the grand-strategy game sequel, set for release at $39.99 on August 14th via Steam, for PC, Mac and Linux. Henrik gave us a good run-down of the major features of the real-time title, and what makes it different to other strategy games out there on the market, like Civilisation. Of course, if you are familiar with the series, then much of this will be established knowledge for you. So you can basically start a playthrough on any date between 1444 and 1821 a time where nations arose, as opposed to the focus on families and bloodlines in their last game Crusader Kings II. The purpose, like in most world strategy games, is to expand and conquer."
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