We believe with Crusader Kings III, Paradox has turned a new leaf and have begun the process of encouraging people to get excited in strategy games once again, providing a helping hand and less overwhelming experience to let everyone experience what it’s like to be a King or Queen. Grand strategy games, especially those created by Paradox, have a habit of being seen as quite daunting and rightfully so, the depth in Paradox games goes unmatched, but it has always come at a cost of being less accessible to most gamers. This doesn’t guarantee that backstabbing won’t occur, so keep an eye on your heir disappearing all of a sudden. With the help of the heavily informative UI and the tutorial, new players are finding it much easier to get to grips with the game and have an enjoyable campaign with their friends. Plus a bunch of other mechanics that you may face during your own campaign. In addition to the helpful UI explanation, the game also helps you understand mechanics such as how to run your council, maintain the different resources at your disposal, build structures, how to wage war, how to win a war, and how to find the perfect spouse for yourself and heirs, which sometimes come with traits such as lunacy or cannibalism, but we’ll let that slide for the sake of alliances. You can use the encyclopedia at the bottom of the page to search specific terms, and you can also further delve into the meanings of certain words whilst reading the in-game text by hovering over the blue text provided in the game. One of the fantastic parts about Crusader Kings III UI is the implementation of the encyclopedia, and how you can activate this by simply hovering over text in the game.
UI was one of the most frustrating parts of Crusader Kings II for many people, due to the fact that the game doesn’t do a very good job at explaining how to best use it, or what the information actually means. Starting off as Petty King Murchad in Ireland, the tutorial gives you a complete rundown on how the UI (user interface) works, and how to use it to provide you with specific important information.
Immediately, you are informed about the tutorial mode Paradox has implemented upon starting a new game. This screen actively changes depending on your most recently played game, and the dynasty you’ve decided to create during that particular campaign. Firstly, upon opening the game you’re met with one of the most beautiful menu screens I have ever seen.
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