My problem with Crusader Kings II is that it’s an alien world with which the developers are intimately familiar and you are not. There is no game quite like Crusader Kings II (the more primitive but equally ambitious Crusader Kings 1 excepted).
Now unpause the game and watch your own Shakespearean history unfold. Pause the game, climb around the latticework of relationships, and you’ll find a richly detailed dramatis personae. You can jump in and shuffle characters around to get an intricate Sims Medieval experience. I’m not saying it’s not accessible, because it is, to an extent. Maybe even passively aggressively sadistic. Paradox is the most ambitious and important developer of strategy games since Sid Meier.īut there’s something mildly sadistic about Crusader Kings II’s complexity and reach. What’s more, I deeply admire what Paradox has done here. I’m a bit ambivalent on Crusader Kings II.
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