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Paradox Interactive has released Europa Universalis III Divine Wind, the fourth expansion for the award winning historical Grand Strategy game Europa Universalis III set in the ancient Far East. To celebrate the release, a trailer for the sweeping new expansion Divine Wind has been made available on YouTube. This expansion is aimed at enhancing "every aspect of the original game" to create an even deeper and more rewarding experience. Players have the opportunity to play as one of four major daimyo’s in Japan vying for influence over the Emperor and control over the Shogunate. Other additions include improved diplomacy, more realistic development of trade, multiplayer for up to 32 players and over 50 unlockable Achievements. Divine Wind is exclusively available via digital download on all leading digital distribution platforms with a recommended retail price of $19.99/€19.99/£14.99. Please note that the Divine Wind expansion requires Europa Universalis III Complete as well as the Heir to the Throne expansion to...
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