You will literally lose days of your life playing this game. The world itself, not a loose Hollywood version like Medieval II, is here for you to immerse yourself deep within it. And graphics, schmaphics. The game isn't all that painful on the eyes, and you will be too busy trying to maintain merchant presence in trade centers, building a fleet to send armies across the Atlantic, plotting to invade Denmark, and building a network of Protestant nations to really stop and smell the roses. If you want the PC game addiction without the World of Warcraft flavour, look no further. Or actually, look harder; I had to look in five or six stores before I found this gem. Totally worth the gas.
EU3 feels a lot like its predecessor. The game plays well and is far more polished than previous games in the series. EU3 does still have its own ragged edges though. The biggest sore thumb is the graphics. To be hon... Read Full Review
Grand strategy has always been a difficult gaming genre to get right. On the one hand you want to have enough options to feel as though you are not being restricted to a few, basic choices and calling that a “strategy,” ... Read Full Review
