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Europa Universalis 4: Leviathan's rough launch state saw the expansion quickly finding a spot among the worst rated games on Steam. Responding to fan backlash, developer Paradox Tinto has channeled its efforts towards patches addressing various bugs and issues, Patch 1.31.3 being the third one expected to launch tomorrow. As efforts to fix the expansion continues, Paradox Tinto Studio Manager and Europa Universalis IV Game Director Johan Andersson has also issued an apology while detailing how the developer's plans have shifted for the remainder of 2021. "Leviathan was one of the worst rele...

“This is of course a rough first expansion for the team and the studio, but it’s far from the end,” Andersson says, adding that the team at Tinto has recruited talent “with a huge passion for the game, giving us a bright future for Europa Universalis.” It’s a tumultuous time for Paradox Development Studios, which is currently in the midst of a company-wide reorganisation that’s left Imperator: Rome in a bit of a holding pattern for the coming year. Of course, there’s also been the issue of the global COVID-19 pandemic, which has forced studio staff world-wide to work from home...

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Published on 29 Apr, 2021 Paradox have already released a hotfix that addresses a lot of issues, but not nearly all. There's a problem megathread on the EU4 forum and a similar post on Reddit cataloguing the issues, including bugs, balance problems and missing content. Leviathan is the first EU4 DLC produced by new studio Paradox Tinto, led by original EUIV designer Johan Andersson. In a since deleted post (available on the Web Archive) on the game's forum, Andersson wrote that they had "identified and corrected some issues in our production process based on learnings fr...

Sweden’s self-serve advertising platform DanAds raises $5 million April 29th, 2021. Sollentuna, a suburb of Stockholm-based self serve advertising platform DanAds has raised $5 million and has appointed investor Anders Borg, Sweden’s former Minister for Finance, as Chairman of the Board. The round of funding was led by Wellstreet, and saw participation from individual investors Hugo Stenbeck, Jonas Sjögren, Johan Andersson and Alexander Hars. The fresh capital is expected to be used to further expand into the European market as well as new verticals. “DanAds is currently on a rapid gro...