Overview

• Europa Universalis V, developed over five years by Paradox Tinto, marks the first new entry in the series since 2013.
• The game features a new, more accurate world map with hundreds of playable societies and a campaign starting in 1337, spanning key historical ages.
• A population-based system adds cultural, religious, and class dynamics, replacing the traditional province-centric model.
• Key gameplay changes include the removal of mana, the return of policy sliders, and an automation system to assist new players.
• While no release date has been set, players can wishlist the game on Steam as they await further updates.