One of the flagship paradox games for a good reason. The game is as much for role-players as it is for conquerers. You can create your own character and family, your own religion, choose a nation, and lead them for hundreds of years. It's the kind of game that demands you play just a little bit longer.

Crusader Kings 3 just might be the best medieval strategy game that I ever/will ever play in my lifetime. The controls and interface is really easy to learn. The updated graphics and game mechanics are a fresh of breath air in the franchise as a relatively newcomer to the series. Compare this game to Sims 3 meets Civ 6 meets the best parts of Total War with sprinkles of Clue and Mario Paint!

Already have some experience in CKII, so got into this with high expectations. CKIII certainly delivered, as I have already spent about 15 hours in game since buying it last week. Certainly recommended.

I've already logged in 60hrs after a week of having it!Besides having a somewhat high learning curve, the game captures the idea of you being a ruler trying to expand your dynasty very well with varieties of actions like going to war, scheming, obtaining vassals, maintaining the bloodline through political marriage etc.It also comes with a large number of mods from very talented fans that can suck up even more hours.If you don't mind some reading, trial and error, I would 100% recommend this game.

If you're into Crusader Kings III, this expansion takes you straight to the heart of the Reconquista era in Spain and Portugal. Expect new storylines, epic battles, and a ton of cool new features that’ll make you feel like you're running a medieval empire.

For a low price, a lot of cool content, good music, nice new outfits for characters (except helmets, how can you screw up helmets like that ;_;), new decisions, new legacies, etc. etc. In general, playing Norsemen is now very pleasant and interesting, I recommend Jorvik with which you can create the kingdom of Danelaw. It's a pity that these runestones and blot were already in the DLC for ck2, otherwise it's good. Even though these units could be nicer, because they are as ugly as the face of the famous Habsburg. Just remember not to buy this DLC if you don't want to play Vikings (don't do it)

Crusader Kings III delivers a complex and immersive grand strategy experience, combining deep dynastic management with intricate political systems and dynamic world-building.

Very fun game, you don't need to have played the previous games to be able to understand the game-mechanics. Great visuals and versatile storyline.

Great Port

Amazing sandbox strategy game port. They did a good job of making the complex UI work with consoles. It runs surprisingly smooth on consoles.