Overview

• Europa Universalis V has been in development for five years at Paradox Tinto, the Spanish studio behind the project.
• The game introduces a population-based system, shifting focus from provinces to detailed representations of provincial populations.
• Players will manage four competing estates—commoners, clergy, nobility, and burghers—adding complexity to governance and strategy.
• The expanded map features hundreds of societies and a more accurate projection, enhancing global scale and replayability.
• Thousands of dynamic historical events will challenge players to navigate key moments in history, from the Hundred Years' War onward.