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Crusader Kings 3: Royal Court development is progressing but it will "take longer than many of us expect" before the expansion launches.

Infrastructure plays a key role in any state's economy but only covers the cost of goods transported by land.

Crusader Kings 3 and Stellaris remain in maintenance but Paradox and Nvidia are working on a fix.

Aside from granting rulers potentially powerful artifacts, Inspirations also aim to make landless characters more interesting in Crusader Kings 3: Royal Court.

While its revenue for the quarter dropped compared to the same period last year, publisher Paradox Interactive also reported "a strong and stable monthly...

The level of access each state has to Victoria 3's National Markets is determined by its infrastructure.

Crusader Kings 3's Carantanian culture will have a West Slavic heritage but speak a South Slavic language, while the Hindustani culture is only accessible...

Maxim Zelnick will "employ the same economic expertise and game mechanics" as Empire of Sin - Make It Count's original new boss, Meyer Lansky.

Individuals who make up Pops in Victoria 3 can end up supporting different Interest Groups or none at all.

You'll no longer be forced to play as a neon-pink warmongering empire when Crusader Kings 3's upcoming expansion lands.