
Use war, trade or diplomacy to satisfy your grandest ambitions and dominate five centuries of history in the newest version of Europa Universalis, Paradox Interactive's flagship historical grand strategy game.
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Almost five hundred years of history unfold before you in Europa Universalis V, the latest version of one of the greatest strategy games of all time. Guide the destiny of any of hundreds of nations and societies in a simulated living world of unparalleled depth and complexity.
Europa Universalis V builds on the franchise’s core concept of developing and advancing nations from around a deeply researched historical world, adding more detailed diplomacy, a more sophisticated economic model, a revised military system and greater logistical depth that will challenge even the most experienced strategy gamers.

RULE a land of your choosing. Hundreds of nations are yours to command, as you guide the destiny of millions of people through the late Middle Ages up to the Age of Revolution - from the mighty Yuán Dynasty to the city-states of Italy, from the warring clans of feudal Japan to the Pope himself.
DECIDE which course your nation will take. Historical events and situations await as you chart a unique path through a new history written by your decisions. Experience The Hundred Years’ War, the Protestant Reformation, the collapse of old dynasties and rise of new ones.
EXPLORE alternate histories as you shape the world to meet your ambitions. What if England succeeded in pressing its continental claims? What if China pursued an overseas empire? What if Mongol supremacy in Russia persisted? Every action opens the possibility for an original history.

IMPOSE domestic peace in a divided realm. Keep your nation’s factions in line as Estates jockey for power in your nation. Offer privileges to one group of citizens while you limit the power of another, all in the service of keeping your population under control.
NEGOTIATE your way through an uneasy peace. Use diplomacy to entrench your dynasty across realms or build an invincible alliance. But remember that nations have no permanent friends - only permanent interests; so use your ambassadors carefully. Exact favors from friends, send threats to enemies, and keep an eye on everyone in-between.
CONQUER new lands to expand your borders. Wage War on those who impede your ambition in a completely new Europa Universalis military system. Start in the age of levies and mercenaries and, through social development, evolve to vast standing armies and impenetrable fortresses. Choose skilled commanders to oversee both land and naval forces.

BUILD a strong economic infrastructure in the most detailed trade system yet seen in a Europa Universalis game. Dozens of goods and crops are available for production and trade on a map filled with new riches to discover. Invest in feeding a growing population or trade your surplus to less bountiful societies.
MOLD your society to meet the historical moment. Choose your societal values, with new options opening as the ages move on. Centralize power at court or share it with your nobles. Pursue a tolerant policy for all faiths or condemn heretics. Emphasize massed armies or an elite cadre of quality soldiers.
GOVERN a nation composed of many cultures and faiths in a detailed simulation of the past. For the first time in Europa Universalis, populations are represented on the map in detail, so provinces may be divided by religion or culture. Your decisions will determine how these populations will fare under your leadership.

PREVAIL in the greatest strategic challenges of the past. Test your expertise in grand strategic planning on a worldscape larger and more detailed than seen in any previous Paradox Interactive game. Challenge yourself to outdo the most famous rulers of the past, eclipsing their grand accomplishments and building your own vision of a richly detailed globe.
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Not playable for me. In the main menu the game just freezes. No matter were I click, nothing happens. I would like to have a refund.
ну какие 40 фпс через 50 лет игры...
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Languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Turkish
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Dont like graphics, dont like bugs, dont like many mechanics, eu4 veteran
Excellent game with lots of potential! But needs more time, this doesn't feel like a "complete" game.
J'avais boudé et descendu le jeu au départ pour son interface au look douteux. Puis, j'avais pesté contre les guerres de révolte qui était aussi frustrante que mortelle et buggée. Je ne suis pas sûr pourquoi je l'ai relancé une troisième fois avec la 1.3, mais je n'ai pas regretté. Je vais d'abord résumer mon expérience puis expliquer mon bilan. Je suis parti du principe que je me fiche des profits, je me fiche des events et des injonctions des joueurs pour jouer à ma façon et résoudre les problèmes moi même. 1 - Je joue Bizance en première game. C'était difficile mais gratifiant de comprendre comment générer du controle et miner ses nobles tout en restant décentralisé. Après une longue partie très fun avec 50% de controle moyen, j'ai formé l'empire romain au prix d'une guerre épique Rome/France/Pologne vs Saint Empire Romain Germanique pour un bout de côte. 2 - Je joue Tenochtitlán en seconde game malgré les retours que c'est trop dur. Je dois comprendre comment être indépendant, puis s'enchaine une longue course aux hôpitaux, au développement et à la nourriture, tout en restant minuscule. Mise à part la longue attente des européens, c'est l'une des parties les plus épiques et réussis que j'ai faite. J'y ai appris tellement de choses sur la centralisation et la gestion des populations. Réforme sans heurt. 30% de perte sur la pandémie. Obtention de toutes les innovations vers 1550. Smooth et satisfaisant. Dans les deux cas, j'ai échoué ma première tentative. Mais le processus m'a donné un puissance sentiment d'accomplissement et de fierté. Bilan des courses ? Le jeu récompense l'expansion logique, l'analyse et la micro-gestion des crises. Les décisions doivent être pesé et l'expansion gaugé à sa capacité à intégrer ou rester stable. Il faut être patient, prompt lors des urgences. Vouloir le beurre et l'argent du beurre est punis par le déclin et les spirales funeste. L'antagonisme généré par un excès de conquête attise les velléités coalisatrice et expansionniste des nations rivales se sentant menacé. Savoir sacrifier ses gains (et libérer ses vassaux) peut être nécessaire pour résoudre un crise. Jouer deux nations réputé difficile joué en première fois avec deux gameplay radicalement différents est parfaitement réalisable. C'est un jeu qui récompense de prendre le temps, de réfléchir et d'apprendre. Les jeux qui ne vous prennent pas pour des idiots sont devenus tellement rare. Les seuls bémols que j'ai noté sont quelques bugs de scripts persistant (résolvable), l'interface lourde et très peu claire noyant des mécaniques critiques à connaitre, et les élément graphiques 3D très très accessoires et gourmand. Mes éléments favoris : la gestion des population, la richesse de l'économie et le fonctionnement organique des maladies. C'était le jeu Paradox que je détestais le plus au départ, et maintenant, c 'est mon préféré ! Bien meilleure que le précédent à mon avis.
Игра это просто кусок *****. После того как я поставил войско в 100к идти в одну из провинций (внутри моей же страны), у войска начала пропадать организация, они случайно встретили отряд из 5к врагов, которые вайпнули их в 0. После этого я снес игру. Играть в этот кусок не рекомендую ближайшие года 3, боевку делал идиот.
Immer wenn ich ein Spielstand laden will stürzt das Spiel ab. Einige Zeit ging es, aber jetzt kann ich es 10 mal probieren und auch die Grafikeinstellungen auf niedrigste Stufe stellen, immer der gleich Fehler.
Ich dachte ich mach, dass hier mal kurz und bündig. I like it. Das Spiel ist immersive, komplex und anspruchsvoll. Klar wird noch viel daran verstellt einfach da es so viele Bottlenecks gibt an dem das Spiel "kaputt gespielt" werden kann. Ich freue mich auf weitere Patchs aber vor allem 1.34 macht zurzeit total Spaß! Immer Weiter so!!!!
Guess it's time for me to finally write something as I keep seeing a lot of people complaining about things this game is not. Yes indeed, it's not the same as EU4. Yes, they took a direction that linked it closer to Victoria's way of doing economy, to Crusader King's way of waging war. No it doesn't need mission trees because this would break the sandbox, this is what the game is trying to balance around. (they announced ambitions that would supposedly soothe mission trees tantrum makers) No, I don't think this is an issue because what a game license is supposed to do is evolve and not rinse and repeat the same thing over and over across new iterations. If you want that, go back and play EU4 or I dunno, football/shooter games that, on their side, will satisfy your stagnation needs. Now I do agree when it comes to the state of the game. It's playable, do not listen to people trying to run it using a potato and hopes. Does it run well? No. But by the time you reach a point where it starts to slow down you likely would have already made your money's worth of fun. Because it's what matters in the end, having fun, and this game does this well. What I want for the future is more about Paradox defining a clear content line while not constantly changing how the base game systems behave. Because this should have already been built from the very beginning. It feels more like playing an early access game than a full release sadly. If it does bother you then wait it out a few years. Because a game like this with the length it has shouldn't be resetting every casual player's save ever new major update, as it breaks everything. tldr ; the game is fun and playable, don't listen to the people complaining about unnecessary things while expecting the game to be EU4-2
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