Carefully guide your nation from the era of absolute monarchies in the early 19th century, through expansion and colonization, to finally become a truly great power by the dawn of the 20th century.
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"I don't know how Victoria 3 combat system will be fought, but Victoria 4 combat system will be fought with sticks and stones." -Albert Einstein
This is my absolute favorite game of all time and my longest played game ever with 712 hours on steam + 100+ hours on other computers. And I'm here today to tell you why you should invest your money into buying this beautiful pile of ♥♥♥♥, even at full price. Note: This review is played with all the expansions "Heart Of Darkness" and "A House Divided", these expansions are absolutely NECESSARY to get the fully enjoyable Victoria II experience (But don't get the rest of the DLC, waste of money) For starters, this game is not for the casual player, far off. This game is a part of the very small and obscure genre of Grand Strategy video games which is made by the Swedish Developers of Paradox, but the genre is slowly growing. Grand Strategy games are very much focused on portraying a grander scale of the already existing genre of strategy (for example 4x Civilization), But with this gra
Pretty good. Played a few hours.
You can play as communist Texas. 10/10. But seriously: Victoria II isn't the prettiest grand strategy game that's ever come around. The economic system in particular requires about seven PhDs and consultation with the Elder Gods to understand, and sometimes it feels like you don't really have any control over the politics of your country beyond slight nudges. Some would argue that's the entire point, but I digress. Where Victoria II will grab you, and hold you, is the sheer diplomacy system. Whereas in EU4 one country will simply superblob, Vicky has a very nice system of balance. Countries rarely blob, and even when they do, they're only one catastrophic war away from being knocked down to size. And just like other Paradox games, Victoria II is incredibly easy to mod. Don't like your flag? Change it! Want to rename a political party? Change it! Feel like modifying a few provinces to
A deep and sophisticated grand strategy/gommunism simulator from Paradox Interactive, Victoria II poses several fascinating questions, such as: "Why is Britain such a lazy doucһebag?" "How can I have 6 million rebels every year when I have a population of 5 million?" "Why does Fascist Tibet have a better economy than me?" "How is Fascist Tibet even possible?" "Why is everyone leaving my country? "Britain, help, Tibet is invading me!" "How is that a game over?" In addition to creating endless possibilities for such believable worlds, Victoria II features a robust and realistic world economy that's too complex for any mere mortal to comprehend. Constantly bail out bankrupt factories and watch your country spiral into debt, just like real life! The political aspect of the game is also breathtakingly realistic. Watch as your pops do the exact opposite of what you want them to, alwa
>start game as Sweden with a master plan >intentionally lose a war against Haiti in 1837 >everyone in my country is mad at me for losing >placate them with free healthcare >repeat 4x, Sweden has the best healthcare system in the world >population growth shoots through the roof >in the 1870's a massive revolt happens in Russia, so I declare for Finland >endless hordes of Russian conscripts are mowed down by my tiny, elite army fortified in the forests with gatling guns >colonize the forested regions of Africa for sweet sweet timber >all the while I've built a lumber mill and furniture factory in every state I own >by 1920 I'm the #1 producer of furniture in the world, 19% of world production >WWI breaks out and I sit on the sidelines with popcorn while lounging in cheap IKEA furniture 10/10 game, can't wait for the next installment
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