Looking back at previous Paradox games with genocides, incest, racial segregation, national-ethnic attraction and other aspects of their gameplay, I'm afraid to guess what will happen in life by you.

Now to the point. The gameplay is very unique and if you like it, you will acquire gaming impotence for more than one year and will not be able to play anything but strategy paradoxes, however, the entry threshold is very unfriendly to the user, so you should expect that the first couple of games will be out of your control with random events, permanent rebellions and other nonsense.

The main nuance is that (for me personally) the main part of the gameplay is the constant attempts to get arbitrary achievements within the game. Most of them involve not even a single attempt to get them before you get even a little bit close to them. This strategy game is unique for the reason that it provides a user experience souls like games in a completely unacceptable genre.

The tragedy of this game is the financial policy of developers who believe that game patches can be sold as separate games, and having read most of them I can say that you should buy them very selectively, because they are unreasonably expensive, and some of them can only worsen the game experience.

Looking back at previous Paradox games with genocides, incest, racial segregation, national-ethnic attraction and other aspects of their gameplay, I'm afraid to guess what will happen in life by you. Now to the point. The gameplay is very unique and if you like it, you will acquire gaming impotence for more than one year and will not be able to play anything but strategy paradoxes, however, the entry threshold is very unfriendly to the user, so you should expect that the first couple of games will be out of your control with random events, permanent rebellions and other nonsense. The main nuance is that (for me personally) the main part of the gameplay is the constant attempts to get arbitrary achievements within the game. Most of them involve not even a single attempt to get them before you get even a little bit close to them. This strategy game is unique for the reason that it provides a user experience souls like games in a completely unacceptable genre. The tragedy of this game is the financial policy of developers who believe that game patches can be sold as separate games, and having read most of them I can say that you should buy them very selectively, because they are unreasonably expensive, and some of them can only worsen the game experience.