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Best games by Paradox Interactive

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Paradox Interactive has built a reputation for crafting deeply engaging, historically-rich strategy games that demand dedication and reward players with unparalleled depth. From grand campaigns spanning centuries to intricate political maneuvering, their titles offer a unique blend of challenge and satisfaction. This list compiles some of their most acclaimed and beloved works, encompassing diverse settings and gameplay styles, offering something for both seasoned strategy veterans and newcomers alike. Prepare to delve into a world of complex choices, strategic warfare, and captivating narratives. We've assembled a selection of games that epitomize Paradox's design philosophy. Now it's your turn! Cast your votes and let us know which Paradox Interactive games you consider to be the very best. Rate each entry and help us crown the ultimate champion.

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Sword of the Stars: Complete Collection (2010)

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Sword of the Stars: Complete Collection brings together the core sci-fi strategy experience with all its expansions. Set in the year 2405, players navigate a galaxy embroiled in conflict, starting with humanity's struggle against an alien invasion. Featuring four distinct races—Humans, Hivers, Tarkas, and Liir—each boasting unique methods of interstellar travel, gameplay varies greatly, demanding adaptation and strategic ingenuity. The game offers an in-depth tech tree with over 150 technologies, diverse ship designs across three classes, and a robust engine for up to eight players, ensuring hours of engaging single-player and multiplayer content across LAN and online. Expansions like Born of Blood introduce new races, technologies, and gameplay mechanics, while A Murder of Crows adds a sixth race, expanded ship sections, and a new 'Grav Flock' drive system, adding further depth to strategic considerations. While not a Paradox Interactive published game, Sword of the Stars offers a depth of strategy and customization that echoes the spirit of many titles published by Paradox Interactive. The focus on intricate tech trees, diverse race playstyles, complex ship design, and strategic decision-making aligns with the company's philosophy of providing players with rich, replayable experiences. Its deep gameplay mechanics, competitive multiplayer options, and modding potential (present in some community versions) resonate with the same audience that appreciates Paradox's brand of grand strategy, making it a natural fit within the context of great strategy games.

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