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The future looks bright for this upcoming RTS. While it no doubt has birthed a substantial amount of failed projects and products in development hell, Kickstarter and other crowdfunding sites of the like have provided a handful of successful and enjoyable projects. From inXile Entertainment’s long-awaited Wasteland 2 sequel to point-and-click adventure Broken Age, all the way to the well-renowned Darkest Dungeon, many games wouldn’t be in our hands today if it weren’t for crowdfunding. The latest developer to put forth their title is SunSpear Games’ Immortal: Gates of Pyre, which h...

Pillage, trade, or go on grand adventures with your Norse nation. Crusader Kings III is about to receive its first post-launch Flavor Pack – The Northern Lords – which puts the Vikings front and center. While you can technically play as a tribal Norse nation right now, The Northern Lords will add a more robust Norse experience for players to enjoy when it invades next week. Crusader Kings III: The Northern Lords launches March 16th. In today’s Paradox Insider livestream, Alexander Oltner, former Lead Game Designer and now Game Director for CKIII, revealed The Northern Lords Flavor Pack...

Focus on internal affairs, and grab all the content available for a low monthly sub. Today, during the Paradox Insider livestream, the upcoming Europa Universalis IV expansion, Leviathan, and we learned a bit more about what to expect from the upcoming content drop. Quality of life adjustments, a stronger focus on “playing tall”, and various quality-of-life adjustments will be available soon: in only a few days in fact. Europa Universalis IV: Leviathan subscription plan launches March 18th on Steam. Europa Universalis IV: Leviathan’s subscription plan will arrive on Steam March 18th. ...

Tanner Laguatan “I think we all hope for some hidden secret ability to root out the truth by detecting subtle behaviors and tells,” says Street. “Reality is less forgiving. Across many research studies over the decades, our best estimate of people’s lie detecting ability is ever so slightly better than guessing, with an accuracy of 54 percent, when 50 percent could be achieved by guessing at random.” While there is research suggesting that liars give off behavioral cues—one influential paper claims that bluffers tend to tell simpler stories with narrower vocabulary and more negati...