El Dorado is the fifth expansion to Europa Universalis IV and brings to life the conquests, creeds and discoveries synonymous with the Age of Exploration. The centerpiece of the latest addition is the Nation Designer, which allows the customization of a starting nation in a campaign and further enhances EU4’s already near infinite replayability. Europa Universalis IV is a grand strategy video game in the Europa Universalis series, developed by Paradox Development Studio and published by Paradox Interactive. The game was released on 13 August 2013. It is a strategy game where players can control a nation from the Late Middle Ages through the Early modern period (1444 to 1821 AD), conducting trade, administration, diplomacy.

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The Europa Universalis series is one of the great jewels ofParadox Interactive's grand strategy crown, allowing players totake command of everything from great empires to petty kingdoms anddomains through the grand sweep of the end of the Middle Ages tothe beginning of the modern era (1444-1821), giving players anenormous historical sandbox with which to wage war, trade andpolitics on a global scale. Whether you intend to rule as an,emperor, leader of a merchant republic, or divine theocrat, EuropaUniversalis can accommodate you, with its detailed tools andsettings for custom governments, cultures and mores, intricatediplomacy and trade mechanics, and more, in its pausable real-timestrategy engine.

The game may be six years old now, but Paradox has never beencontent to rest on their laurels, continuously applying freeupdates and paid expansions to the game that can fundamentallychange the nature of the game or include amusing what-if scenariosfor aspiring world leaders to play through. The Steam Store boastsof more than 30 individual DLC packs, ranging from cosmetic unitpacks to mechanical expansions that improve gameplay elements, andimmersion packs that add particular depth to individual nations,cultures and regions.

That's a bewildering array of DLC expansions (not even includingthe free content updates that are pushed out to all players), so itcan be hard to figure out where to start. Loosely, they can bedivided into three categories: Expansions, such as “Conquest ofParadise” or “Art of War”, which provide major gameplay changes,such as enhanced diplomacy, more detailed factions, and combat andtrade mechanics that expand the basic game. Content Packs and UnitPacks add cosmetic upgrades to the game, such as unique army modelsfor particular nations and cultures, new music, and portraits forleaders and advisors. Lastly, Immersion Packs, such as the newlyreleased “Rule Brittania” and “Golden Century” offer more detailedtweaks to selected regions and cultures, such as new provinces onthe map, cultural mechanics to reflect each nation's uniquesituation, and expanded events and quest lines for particularnations.

While it can be confusing to the new player, a convenient“Empire Founder Pack” offers core expansions such as “Art of War”,“Rights of Man” and “Common Sense” that provide a good foundationto the game, while players looking to get everything under the sunmight want to check out the sprawling “Empire Bundle” whichincludes all of the major expansions and a selection of othercontent.

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