This real-time grand strategy simulator, released in 2014 for PC, allows you to take control of a nation during the early modern period. You'll navigate the complexities of exploration, colonization, diplomacy, trade, and warfare, with the goal of shaping history from 1444 onward.

Core Gameplay

At its core, the game involves managing your nation's resources, economy, military, and diplomatic relationships. You'll make critical decisions about national policies, technological advancements, and expansion strategies. The game features a dynamic world map where borders shift, alliances form and dissolve, and nations rise and fall based on your actions and historical events.

Focus on the New World

A key feature is its focus on the New World, significantly expanding the gameplay mechanics for tribal nations, particularly those in North and South America. You can guide these nations through interactions with colonizing European powers, forging alliances, developing their societies, and resisting foreign influence.

Random New World Generation

Another notable addition is the random New World generator. This feature randomizes the geographical landscape of North and South America in each playthrough, creating a unique and unpredictable experience. You'll need to adapt your strategies based on the generated terrain, resources, and native populations.

Colonial Management

The game introduces colonial regions and protectorates, adding depth to the colonial management aspect. You can establish and govern colonial territories, exploit their resources, and manage relationships with the local populations. Protectorates offer a way to exert influence over weaker nations without direct annexation, providing strategic advantages in trade and diplomacy.

What are Colonial Regions?

Colonial regions are territories you can establish and govern, allowing you to exploit resources and manage relationships with local populations.

What are Protectorates?

Protectorates are a way to exert influence over weaker nations without direct annexation, providing strategic advantages in trade and diplomacy.