The Game Converter, which lets you export your saved game to Europa Universalis IV.
10 portrait packs of clothing and faces for rulers around the world.14 music packs, including two heavy metal scores.12 unit packs, including new army sprites for your medieval forces.13 major expansions, including the fierce Norse of The Old Gods, the eastern riches of Rajas of India, and the scheming vassals of Conclave.If you wanted to buy all of it you're looking about £228 whereas the subscription is £3.99 / $4.99 / €4.99 per month. Like other Paradox Development Studios titles, it has a lot of DLC available and it can be a little overwhelming on both the cost and what to pick from. The subscription service is now live on Steam, giving access to everything that the game has to offer. It being free also makes it a good entry point for Paradox strategy titles. Even though Crusader Kings III is out now, the classic Crusader Kings II is tried and tested with multiple thousands of people still playing it regularly. You can also get Imperator: Rome for 50% off ($19.99 / £17.49 / €19.99) or Age of Wonders: Planetfall for 66% off ($16.99 / £14.27 / €16.99).Paradox Interactive are branching out with revenue models and they're now doing a subscription for Crusader Kings II, which itself is free to play. It’s not just DLC on sale, though – games like Hearts of Iron 4, Battletech, Europa Universalis 4, and Stellaris are all 75% off, bringing the price of entry down to $9.99 / £8.74 / €9.99. CK2 went free-to-play last year, and now all its DLC is available at a 50% discount. That includes Paradox’s infamously voluminous mountains of DLC, so this might just be your best chance to finish off your Crusader Kings 2 collection (if you haven’t already dropped it in favour of CK3, that is). Paradox has launched what it’s calling its “biggest Steam Strategy Weekend sale ever”, and while I cannot directly verify those claims, I can say that this is indeed a giant sale with a load of excellent strategy games available at steep discounts. If the excellent Crusader Kings 3 has given you the grand strategy bug, Paradox has opened the doors to your next several obsessions for cheap.
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