macOSWindowsLinuxSteamEuropa Universalis IV: Conquest of Paradise

Europa Universalis IVThis DLC Requires:Europa Universalis IV
Region restrictions
Activates within United States
Will NOT activate in the following countries:
Afghanistan, Argentina, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bahamas, Belarus, Belize, Bolivia, Brazil, Central African Republic, Chile, China, Colombia, Congo, The Democratic Republic of the, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, El Salvador, Georgia, Guatemala, Guyana, Honduras, Iran, Islamic Republic of, Iraq, Kazakhstan, Korea, Democratic People's Republic of, Kosovo, Kyrgyzstan, Lebanon, Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, Moldova, Republic of, Myanmar, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Russian Federation, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Suriname, Syrian Arab Republic, Tajikistan, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, Uruguay, Uzbekistan, Venezuela, Yemen, Zimbabwe.
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Description

Europa Universalis IV: Conquest of Paradise is the first expansion for the critically praised empire building game Europa Universalis IV, focusing on exploration of the new world and the Native American nations.

The expansion allows you to send your ships off to the west and discover a new world, unlike any you’ve seen before – for the first time in a Paradox Development Studio game, you are given the option to discover a completely randomized American continent.

Conquest of Paradise also offers the possibility to play as a Native American nation and master the federation mechanics and national ideas that are unique for the nations.

The age of exploration is brought to life in this epic game of trade, diplomacy, warfare and exploration by Paradox Development Studio, the Masters of Strategy. Europa Universalis IV gives you control of a nation to rule and to build into an empire that lasts through the ages.

Features:

  • Discover a new world. A randomized New World means that no playthrough will be the same. Establish colonies to reap the riches, trade with the native tribes, or conquer them and take their land for yourself.
  • Colonial Nations. Colonial Nations will be created out of larger colonies.
  • Manage colonies or play as the colony. The colonies can manage their own affairs, declare colonial war or even strive for liberty from their motherland, or you can choose to take direct control of the colony and play as the new nation instead.
  • Expanded Native American gameplay. Native American Nations have their own new federation mechanic, unique ideas and buildings and can migrate to greener pastures. Conquest of Paradise includes over two dozen Native American nations to play as well as new events and decisions.

Requirements

Mac ReqsMinimum SupportedWill It Run?
Mac OS10.12.8Download the MacGameStore App to compare your Mac's information in real-time.

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64bit SupportYes
CPU TypeIntel (or Apple Silicon ‡)
CPU Cores2
CPU Speed2 GHz
System RAM8 GB
Drive Space6 GB
Video RAM1 GB
Important Notes:
  • ‡ This game requires Rosetta 2 installed to play on an Apple Silicon Mac.
  • Requires Europa Universalis IV to play.
  • Requires Steam and a Steam Account to download & play.

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  1. PFP

    Meh DLC*****

    Not adding that much to the base game for the price.

    by Velislav V., Bulgaria - Feb 19th 2022
  2. PFP

    Before the wild west was interesting*****

    Useless DLC, the random generation of the native american world and the tribe mechanisms are sub-par.

    by doom-o-matic, - Nov 18th 2021
  3. PFP

    Boring*****

    This DLC just makes the new world a little bit less boring. It is still a waiting game for around 100 years. The mechanics is nothing special and the gameplay is repetitive.

    by Axel T.6, Sweden - Jun 13th 2021
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