Hearts of Iron IV: Waking the Tiger

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Region restrictions

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This game has world-wide activation. No known region restrictions in effect.
Hearts of Iron IV: Cadet EditionHearts of Iron IV: Cadet Edition

Description

Years before Europe went to war, Japan’s imperial ambitions targeted the divided Chinese Republic. Crippled by political paralysis and centuries of fitful development, China is still not a pushover. With vast reserves of manpower and resources, not to mention a giant landmass, the Republic of China and its temporary ally, the Communists under Mao, can withstand another aggressor. There have been, after all, very many.

Waking the Tiger is the newest expansion for Paradox Development Studio’s celebrated World War II strategy wargame, Hearts of Iron IV. This expansion adds new gameplay options for all players, and has a special focus on the Asian front of the deadliest war in human history.

Features:

  • National Focus Trees for China: Guide the Chinese Republic or Communist China through the war, guided by your own vision of the future.
  • Modified Focus Trees for Germany and Japan: Two major Axis powers now have alternate history paths, including the chance to depose Hitler or restore democracy to Japan.
  • Chain of Command and General Traits: Put multiple armies under the direction of a field marshall to coordinate large movements of army groups, using the traits of your generals to take advantage of their unique skills.
  • Decisions: Spend your political power on national decisions and missions to strengthen the war effort.
  • And more: Scavenge equipment from the battlefield, use Volunteer Air Corps, acclimatizing troops, and other changes.
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Requirements

Mac ReqsMinimumSupportedWill It Run?
Mac OS X10.11Download the MacGameStore App to compare your Mac's information in real-time.

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64bit SupportUnknown
CPU TypeIntel Mac Only
CPU CoresAny
CPU Speed2.6 GHz
System RAM4 GB
Drive Space2 GB
Video RAMAny
Video CardAny
Important Notes:
  • Requires Hearts of Iron IV: Cadet Edition to play.

  • Requires Steam and a Steam Account to download & play.

  • Mouse and keyboard are required. Latest available proprietary drivers /Internet Connection or LAN for multiplayer, Up to 32 other players in multiplayer mode.

Reviews & Comments

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  1. Very good

    It really adds alot to the Eastern Asia region, turning it into a more intresting region and gives the game more replay value.

    by V.100, Netherlands - Dec 24th 2020
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  2. Great expansion with tons of new features !

    This first expansion for HOI IV brings a great variety of new features that will please many people. Very good value for your money.

    National focus trees for China, enhanced focus trees for Japan and Germany, decisions and missions using your political power, refitting of older or captured equipment, new general traits, chains of command, use of command power to enhance operations on the ground, stability and war support replace national unity in a deeper mechanic, acclimatization of tropps to cold or hot climate, etc...

    by Nicolas I, - Oct 19th 2020
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  3. Good, but too broad

    This DLC is a bit all over the place geographically: it adds content to China, Japan, and Germany. In my experience, all the added content is good. Unfortunately, it is all packaged together, so that in order to experience Germany's new content, you must also buy China's, even if you're not really interested in China's.

    I think this DLC is still worth having, even if you're only interested in parts of it like me. Especially if you can buy it during a sale.

    by Caleb W.14, - Aug 28th 2020
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