PDXCON 2017 is set to be a slightly different affair than its predecessors. Similar to this year's E3, Paradox have decided to swing the doors open to the public for the first time to their traditionally industry only event. With this, comes something a little different...
Closing another quarter off, it's time for Paradox Interactive to submit their own 'End Of Year' financial results.
Paradox Interactive today announced their cooperation with the mod teams behind the 'Kaiserreich' and 'MEIOU and Taxes', for Hearts of Iron IV and Europa Universalis IV. At this years PDXCON, the publishers will be hosting the mod teams at the convention.
2016 has been a rocky road for many. At a time when it feels like not a day goes by without some kind of disaster or plight across the world, it helps knowing people are always willing to lend a hand. And with Paradox Interactive running a few charity streams over the next few days, we can all help a little more too.
If you're around Stockholme in May, look out for another remastering - in physical form this time. The 2017 PDX CON is open to the public for the first time!
Paradox took to Twitch this morning live from Sweden to discuss big numbers with their playerbase. With Q3 behind them, the quickly growing publisher dished out some fancy charts to show just how well they've been doing over the last few months.
Paradox Interactive's Halloween sale has begun on their store and there are some bargains to be had.
Paradox Interactive has announced the global sale figures for three of its most important internally developed games, which includes the recently released Stellaris, Hearts of Iron IV and Europa Universalis IV. Hearts of Iron IV, Paradox’s World War II-themed grand strategy game, has sold over 200,000 copies since its release on 6th June, while Stellaris, the developer’s first sci-fi grand strategy title, has sold over 500,000 copies since 9th May. Finally, the world-conquest grand strategy game, Europa Universalis IV, recently reached the 1 million copies worldwide milestone, which doesn't include sales of expansions and other downloadable content.
Excited about the Euros starting today? Paradox Interactive are giving you the opportunity to introduce football-themed content (real football, not that American rubbish) to your cities. The DLC (titled Match Day) is absolutely free, giving you the experience of trying to run a major sporting event in your city. Here is everything the Match Day DLC includes:
Traditionally Paradox Interactive are largely known for developing historical grand strategy games, such as Crusader Kings or Europa Universalis, although it's currently working on its first space based grand strategy called Stellaris, which will be released for the PC on 9th May In a new developer diary video for Stellaris, the team at Paradox Development Studio discuss the challenges of exploring a new genre, and the methods used to create new experiences and features for players.
With the release of Europa Universalis IV's next expansion - Mare Nostrum - coming tomorrow afternoon, Paradox Interactive has revealed the full patchnotes for v1.16, which adds a bunch of free content to the grand strategy game. We won't give you the full changelog because it's absolutely huge, but we can tell you that the Patch will add a new religion called Fetishist, which is a Pagan religion that's unique to Africa. There's new mapmodes, national ideas, 15 achievements, AI tweaks and more...
Paradox Interactive showed off some of its new games during its GDC 2016 Twitch.tv Stream tonight, including Hearts of Iron IV, a Kickstarter for a card game based on Magicka, and Stellaris. However, the announcement everyone was waiting for was to see what its project with Obsidian Entertainment would be. Fans were not disappointed, as the companies unveiled their new roleplaying game, Tyranny.
GDC is this week! While that mostly means a bunch of industry professionals attending talks about engineering, marketing, and game design, there are some companies which take advantage of the occasion to make product announcements and hype their wares. Companies like Paradox Interactive!
Hollowpoint was originally announced as a co-op action game in development for the PC and PlayStation 4. It marked the first partnership between Paradox Interactive and Ruffian Games (Crackdown 2).
When Paradox Interactive announced the Snowfall expansion for their city building sim Cities: Skylines, they promised that a free update would be coming to all owners of the game. The publisher has now revealed exactly what will be included in that update.
It's been a few days since Paradox Interactive announced their winter 'Snowfall' expansion for their lovely city building sim Cities: Skylines and they're keeping the hype tram rolling, so-to-speak. In a new developer diary, Paradox went in-depth as to two of the major additions to your fair cities: Trams and road maintenance.
Last night, Paradox Interactive teased an announcement of something new coming to GameWatcher's Game of the Year 2015, Cities Skylines. Today, a new wintry expansion for the game has been announced: Snowfall.
Paradox Development Studio revealed today that it's working on the next expansion pack for Crusader Kings II, Conclave, which will be released in early 2016. Crusader Kings II is Paradox Interactive's best-selling medieval grand strategy game, and with the Conclave expansion, players will be able to give their vassals some bite as the council that governs your realm will now demand some say in how you rule. Powerful dukes will request a seat at your table, and anyone left outside of your plans will likely plot against you.
Paradox Interactive is present at Gamescom this week, and they've hopefully got a few surprises to show us during their official press conference, which will be broadcast live on the company's Twitch channel later today. Umm, we might know what one of those surprises will be already. Still, if the rumours about the studio breaking into space 4X strategy with a new title called Stellaris are true, we may get to see the game in action.
A Steam Greenlight leak reported by multiple Reddit posters has apparently revealed Paradox Interactive's next project - the team best known for its historical grand strategy titles looks set to head to the stars in space 4X Stellaris. This is all just rumour until Paradox officially confirms it, of course, but it's looking pretty concrete. There's a gallery of leaked images up on Imgur, and the game's Steam page summary has also been posted.