Open diplomatic plays, calling on allies for support, as you press demands on weaker or rival nations.
Each has personal beliefs, political preferences and, most importantly, a standard of living to maintain. Deep Societal Simulation: Every inhabitant of your nation is simulated, whether farmer or clerk, capitalist or craftsman.Infinite Replayability: Rewrite history as any of dozens of nations from the Victorian Era, from industrial powerhouses like Great Britain and Prussia to populous giants like Russia and Qing China or powers in waiting like Japan or Colonial Canada.Set in the rapidly moving 19th and early 20th centuries, Victoria 3 is a deep societal simulation, challenging players to develop a nation through industry, trade and political reform while keeping your population content and well-fed.Ī sequel to a beloved cult classic, Victoria 3 builds on Paradox’s established history as a creator of well-researched and highly interactive strategy games, with a strong emphasis on replayability and the opportunity for players to write their own histories in a persuasive and immersive world setting. Victoria 3 will launch later this year for PC, and players who want to be notified when the game is available can add it to their wishlist today on Steam. This trailer includes the first official look at Victoria 3 gameplay, highlighting how players can overcome challenges, affect policy, and lead their nation. Laws and reforms in your country will help you manage the various political factions, and as you play, the map will noticeably change as newly constructed railways run between emerging cities - many of which were mere hamlets decades before.Īnnounced in May of last year, Victoria 3 will run you $49.99/£41.99/€49.99.Paradox Interactive has unveiled a new trailer for Victoria 3, its highly anticipated historical grand strategy game. If in trouble, you can call upon allies for support and even press demands on weaker or rival nations. When it comes to diplomatic relations, sure, you can wage war - but know you can also work things out on the negotiating table. To help your citizens, you will need to develop your economy with new industries and institutions, trade surplus goods on the world markets, and import any items your citizens may need to survive. These include Great Britain, Prussia, Russia, Qing China, Japan, and even Colonial Canada.Įvery inhabitant of your nation is simulated, whether farmer or clerk, capitalist or craftsman, each with personal beliefs, political preferences, and a standard of living to maintain. In the game, you will rewrite history as any of dozens of nations from the Victorian Era.
To that end, you will need to pass laws and social reforms to reflect the wishes of your citizens or try to "impose a brighter future" on a nation that may not appreciate your forward-thinking ways. You will be charged with not only feeding your growing population but also meeting their political demands to increase or maintain power. The deep socio-economic and political simulation game is set during the 19th century, a time of dramatic technological and social upheaval. Paradox Interactive has provided an October 25 release date for Victoria 3.
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