VICTORIA IIįocusing on the events just before Hearts of Iron IV, Victoria II focuses on trade, industrial production, and population management during the Industrial Revolution. In this case, the gameplay fits perfectly into the narrative. And the campaign mode, this time in the Eastern Front, not the Western, offers the player one of the best stories in all global strategies. It has a lot of new, well-built mechanics like weather affecting an already dynamic environment. While I prefer the original more, the second installment in the series is not a bad game. Among those, a few is Company of Heroes 2.
The first Company of Heroes is an amazing game not many games can stay so stubborn and addicting even after 30 playthroughs of the leading company. Like the series of games like The Witcher and Mass Effect, games made by Paradox allow you to transfer saves, so with Europa Universalis IV and Victoria II, you can play from 789 to 1964 AD. Particular attention is paid here to dynastic ties and the strengthening of their own family through the state, but it is also on this list because it is directly related to Hearts of Iron IV.
CRUSADER KINGS IIĪlthough the global strategy game in the days of knights, swords, and bows does not in any way allow you to control tank divisions and bombard cities to dust, Crusader Kings II is fun in its path. While the rest of the fighters are doing some tasks under the control of the AI, you can participate in the battle as a third-person action hero. However, the mechanics that stand out in Men of War allow you to take control of any tactical unit, be it a tank or an infantryman, at any time in the game. Rejecting the traditional formula of present-day strategy that emphasizes base-building, Men of War combines tactical missions and control over multiple fighters with storytelling and specialized missions with elements of third-person shooters.
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