What’s new coming in Europa Universalis IV: Leviathan?

As you can imagine, Leviathan focuses on diplomacy and allows you to enter into diplomatic relations with other nations and empires far more complex than is currently possible. A big new addition to Leviathan’s Europa Universalis IV is the preference system. This allows you to benefit from other countries, such as material assistance and changing partnerships to suit your needs. Europa Universalis IV: Check out the story trailer for the Leviathan Paradox here.

Leviathan adds many new features to Europa Universalis IV in addition to Favors. Highlights include the ability to steal development from vassals, the opportunity to centralize the state to reduce government costs, and the ability to expand and create large memorial projects to obtain additional imperial rewards. You can also give your colonial nation a specialization so that you can focus on things like becoming a military powerhouse or a major commercial power. Of course, there’s a lot going on, but you have to wait for what comes to enjoy all that Europa Universalis IV: Leviathan has to offer.

Is there a free Europa Universalis IV update on the way too?

definitely. Europa Universalis IV: The launch of Leviathan comes with a free update available to all players, whether or not they purchase a new expansion pack. As part of this update, promising paradox changes to Southeast Asia and North America maps, and “major gameplay changes” for Native Americans. This update also adds Aboriginal people and adds a new dimension to gameplay. In the coming weeks, we’ll learn more about the next free update from Europa Universalis IV.

Starting April 27, Europa Universalis IV: Leviathan will be available for purchase through Steam and many other digital retailers (including the official Paradox store). Unlike an update that costs less than a cent, it costs $ 19.99. Hopefully, we’re also preparing lots of fun secret items, like the Crusader Kings patch notes.