Paradox Interactive announced a new expansion to the grand strategy Europa Universalis IV. Called Leviathan, it offers new tools that allow you to play “tall” with smaller and more focused realms with a few centers of power. It also has a host of other changes to well-established game features like Regencies and Colonies.
Leviathan also gives players new ways to quickly develop their capitals, drawing resources and power from vassals or newly conquered territories, and allows you to build beyond your province’s construction limit… provided you’re willing to pay the price.
“Picture a capital city that shines like a gemstone, improved by the wealth drawn from the hinterland – decorated by riches demanded from vassals. A capital not of a mighty territorial empire, but of a compact and concentrated state that can still use gold and favors to influence neighbors and rivals. Picture it and then make it so in Europa Universalis IV: Leviathan.”
The release of Leviathan will be accompanied by a major free update aimed at reworking the Southeast Asian and Australasian maps, with new nations, new cultures and new religions.
Check out the Steam page of the DLC to find out more.
