We learned the details of the 4th chapter of the Crusader Kings 3 strategy. According to previous speculations, we will explore the Asian continent.
At the beginning of the week, Crusader Kings III fans speculated that the 4th strategy chapter would be set in China, and today the developers confirmed it. Paradox Studio has released an official trailer for the expansion, as well as several-minute-long material discussing it.
In Chapter 4, we will access China, Japan, and Korea, but its "core" will be Mongolia and the character of Genghis Khan (the eastern territory of Asia hasn't yet appeared in the series). The Crusader Kings III: Khans of the Steppe package will be released on April 28, 2025.
Fans of Crusader Kings III will get a new activity - coronations, after the release of Khans of the Steppe. As part of this, we will organize the entire ceremony to persuade the vassals, Church representatives, and subjects that God has entrusted us with the authority to rule. This option will appear as part of a small, paid DLC.
As part of the chapter, a second "large" expansion, All Under Heaven, will be added alongside Khans of the Steppe. It's intended to be the "largest and most ambitious" DLC in the series' history. It will bring all of Asia into the game (including China, Japan, Korea, and Indonesia) with new gameplay or distinctive governments.
A new title will appear in All Under Heaven: hegemon. Moreover, our dynasty will constantly compete with other families to prove that it deserves power. The devs will also allow us to manage the finances of the entire empire - we will decide for ourselves in which regions we will invest. The release date of this expansion hasn't been announced yet.
In the statement published by Paradox, there were also details of a small patch for the third installment of the strategy. The interface for court management has been improved, and the enhanced AI can automatically direct military actions.
If you plan to buy Crusader Kings III, there is a big discount on Steam for the next 24 hours. Currently, the game costs $14.99 (the standard price is $49.99).
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