Paradox Development Studio has announced that it's working on a new grand strategy game called Imperator: Rome, which will be released for the PC in 2019.
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Fredrik Wester has been CEO at Paradox Interactive for 9 years and is stepping down to focus on "better capitalizing on Paradox’s growth opportunities".
A new full title from Paradox Development Studio, and one from Triumph Studios.
The strategy giant from Sweden acquires a shooter developer from Seattle.
Despite the release of several notable DLC expansions and console ports, Paradox's only game release in 2017 was Steel Division: Normandy 44 in May. Their CEO Fredrik Wester says this is "not good enough".
Despite recently seeing a bit of backlash on their decision to up the prices of their games, Paradox Interactive joins the Steam Halloween Sale with some hefty discounts.
If you bought a game during Paradox's misguided price increase earlier this year you should be getting details on how to claim a free game as compensation.
Paradox Interactive and Colossal Order announced earlier this week that the next expansion for Cities Skylines would be titled Green Cities, which aims to make cities more eco-friendly and sustainable, adding 350 assets to the core game when it launches later this year on PC. The first gameplay footage from Cities Skylines - Green Cities can now be found on Twitch, giving you over an hour of gameplay from the team at Colossal Order as they explain all the features and new additions that this expansion will add.
Paradox Interactive and Haemimont Games have revealed the first gameplay footage for Surviving Mars, which is set to be released for the PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in 2018. Surviving Mars is about being the first colonist on Mars and leading a colonization effort where resources are scarce, the environment is hostile, and sanity needs to balanced with the productivity of the crew you take with you.
Paradox Interactive went into 2010 as a fairly niche company focusing their efforts on Grand Strategy games that captivated all but the most experiences armchair generals. Fast-forward to 2017, however, and you'll see a publicly traded powerhouse that's buying up every strategy studio it can find. And it's working.
It was back in May that we first reported on the news that Paradox Interactive and Harebrained Schemes had entered into a partnership to release Battletech, a game that's set in the year of 3025, where the universe is struck with the conflict of perpetual civil war as noble houses fight to take control using BattleMechs. It was originally meant to be released later this year for the PC, but unfortunately it was revealed today that the release of Battletech will be moved to early 2018 to give Harebrained Schemes more time to “deliver the type of quality experience the company is known for.”
Having just about sold over 1 million copies of Age of Wonders, the 1997 team of Triumph Studios have been absorbed into Paradox Interactive in a new business deal.
While E3 starts to wind down after an exhausting - if not exciting - week of gaming goodness, Paradox Interactive have those covered who'd rather spend the time conquering the world while the rest eyeballs games far further down the release calendar.
Paradox Interactive and Paradox Development Studio announced today that it's next two expansion packs, Europa Universalis IV: Third Rome and Hearts of Iron IV: Death or Dishonor, will be released on 14th June, 2017. Both of the expansion packs will be priced individually at $9.99. Paradox Interactive will be offering a special bundle to fans of the series, which gives them a 10% discount for both titles at the Paradox Plaza Store.
Suddenly announced as a partnership deal between wargame experts Paradox Interactive and similarly experienced tacticians Eugen Systems, Steel Division: Normandy 44 has pushed through from announcement to release in just under 3 months. And there's a trailer to prove it!
Paradox Interactive typically host an annual event for members of the press to converge on a single location and try out everything the group has up their sleeves. This year it opened to the public with just as much to share as before: like snatching up Jon Shafer for a new project.
Paradox Interactive has announced that it's working on a new management strategy game called Surviving Mars, which will be developed by Haemimont Games, who are known for working on some of the Tropico games and Victor Vran. Surviving Mars challenges players to build a fully functional colony on Mars, mixing survival needs with sanity and quality of life, while dealing with the hostile environment around you.
Paradox Interactive and Harebrained Schemes have entered into a partnership to develop Battletech, a turn-based tactical mech game from the creators of Shadowrun Returns. The project is being lead by Jordan Weisman, creator of BattleTech and MechWarrior, Mitch Gitelman, Producer of the MechCommander series, and Mike McCain, Creative Director of the Shadowrun series.
The world is one vast, open playground. It is in real-life, and that fact only becomes more drastically true as we look at today's gaming culture. Constantly spoiled by these open spaces with developers constantly trying to build one larger than the last, it's time to look back at what makes these sandbox environments so gripping. And four of the leading development teams will be doing just that at PDXCON 2017 next month.
If you managed to sneak your way into the Steel Division: Normandy 1944 closed beta, you've probably already seen your fair share of the gameplay. For everyone else, your time will come.