If you have thrown hundreds of hours into video games it is probably also the fault of the good old grand strategy video games.
Sapete no, Europa Universalis, Crusader Kings, Victoria, Stellaris, Hearts Of Iron and so on. Paradox, from the top of its millions of euros in turnover thanks to DLC, largely dominates the scene thanks to a huge, varied book of games and with almost innumerable quantities of additional content to buy.
The company, however, also seems to be very attentive to what happens in the world: you know, right?
Epidemics, panic, forced isolation at home. To try to mitigate this situation the Swedish publisher has decided to give away a Crusader Kings 2 DLC, perfectly themed with the current world situation.
The Reaper’s Due is available from Steam per zero euro and zero cents until March XNUMXth; a greedy figure if we consider that too Crusader Kings 2 has been going free for a while now.
What does this Crusader Kings 2 DLC do?
The Reaper’s Due it's added content that adds to the complicated equation it rules Crusader Kings 2 a very interesting agent: a pestilence.
Methods to contain the infection such as building hospitals or developing quarantine zones are added to the normal gameplay of the title.
Will you be willing to sacrifice your peasants to save your castle?
To try to better show the characteristics of the infection, the dlc also includes a new map mode to allow the player to better trace the path of the infection. The discovery and treatment of this occurs through the diagnosis by the court doctors and the subsequent transfer of the sick to hospital, large structures that try to alleviate the sufferings of the patient.
Subsequently as good regents we will have to be able to cope with the problems caused by depopulation and from the death of our subjects: will we be able to make our kingdom prosper after such a change or will we all die in mock quarantines?
The DLC also adds new traits to our regents, new random events to the equation and a lot of small changes dedicated to the most passionate players.
If you can completely master the matter of DLC you will also be able to have a domestic cat or to play chess with death by obtaining immortality; this is only if you like the idea of not taking either you or the game particularly seriously.
Well, a good way to wait all together for the arrival on the market of Crusader Kings 3, don't you think? The new chapter of the brand paradox is set to hit shelves by the end of 2020.
