History buffs who enjoy exploring alternative scenarios can’t go wrong with these grand strategy games.
Altering history within the gaming world is always an interesting prospect, and with the player being at the helm of the big decisions in grand strategy games, this makes for bundles of possibilities and « what if » pathways to be explored.
What if the Vikings never invaded the British Isles? What if the Roman Empire never fell? These are just two examples of the enthralling situations which can be experienced in grand strategy games. Players who love history will no doubt find enjoyment in these types of grand strategy games, while these particular titles are also generally great experiences that anyone can enjoy. 6 Hearts Of Iron 4
A game that chucks the player straight into the ever-changing political and militant years of World War 2, Hearts Of Iron 4 gives the player the choice of any of the major powers from World War 2, whether it be an Allied, Axis, or neutral country. Hearts Of Iron 4 delves into more than just war, with in-depth diplomatic, political, and economic tasks that really challenge the player in their ability to run a country during a time of war and conflict.
This sets up a very interesting prospect of what might’ve happened if certain crucial historical events never took place. Players can see how World War 2 would transpire with « what if » situations, such as seeing what would happen if the USA never intervened, or if the UK actually sided with the Axis nations. With the player being the leader of one of the countries, they have the choice in how their country acts. Players can explore a multitude of crazy but interesting alternate realities in Hearts Of Iron 4. 5 Crusader Kings 2
The second installment to the Crusader Kings franchise by the grand strategy experts Paradox Interactive, Crusader Kings 2 allows the player to become a ruler in the Middle Ages, navigating their way to land and riches through battle, diplomatic tactics, and the darker strategies of life as a ruler.
