Recent reviews by Kōnstantînos Palaiológos

Just play Vicky 2, it's more developed than this game.

So i'm 5 seconds in the game and oh Jacobin rebels have risen up.
Well from a grand Kingdom to a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ democracy I go look at the funny numbers as my economy crashes.
10 seconds in the game the Reactionaries are taking the country back.
Look at the green of that spike up, why do all my people wanna rise up hello?
11 seconds in the game Socialist, Communist, Anarcho-Libs have risen up
Welcome to the glorious revolution comrade, it will last until the end of-
The fascist risen up
Welcome to my humble dictatorship now stop revolting or you get shot!

Best game 10/10 buy it right now or I am going to put you in my parliament and see how long it takes for revolting peasants to storm it.

Deus Vult!

This is the most AMERICAN game EVER made! Pros: Everything. No cons. You won't enjoy this if 1. You're a dirty communist or 2. A terrorist. This game is for people who love FREEDOM, and LIBERTY.

This game is honestly amazing, it captures realism while making it fun. The maps are filled with detail, and depict the horrors of the trenches, and just how short a life of a soldier was in battle. Every time I see anyone mention battlefield 1 over this I honestly cringe knowing that bf1 is nowhere close to the real life equivalent, and that this game is so much more beautiful, and yet it is ugly at the same time as it shows the true horrors of the great war.

I urge anyone who sees this comment to buy the game because the only thing that this game lacks is a large player base, don't get me wrong it has a dedicated community, but you will likely only find 1 server at a time filled. I hope one day this game gets the recognition it rightfully deserves.

"well-provided with the most awful weapons modern military science has devised, and they strive to destroy one another with refinements of horror." "There is no limit to the measure of ruin and of slaughter; day by day the earth is drenched with newly shed blood and is covered with the bodies of the wounded and of the slain." - Pope Benedict XV on The Great War.