Europa Universalis III: In Nomine (PC) Review

[RobRich]

The Europa Universalis games have always embraced a level of organization and open-ended gameplay that is, without a doubt, a rare and acquired taste. Controlling the political, economic, religious, military, and technological direction of an entire nation over hundreds of years of real history is no easy task, and while things have been streamlined a bit as the series has evolved, it's still a daunting task. When developing expansions, Paradox Interactive has to walk a fine line between introducing new features that complicate the situation and smoothing out some of the micromanagement that bogs players down.

Source: IGN