Crusader Kings Complete can turn back the clock and return to the early Middle Ages. While casual players will feel like they are immersed in a whirlwind of names and dates, anyone who loves history will appreciate the meticulous attention to detail and epic scope. Those who enjoy historical biographies will also enjoy. Like its name, the game places a strong emphasis on historical figures.There are three campaigns to play: the turbulent aftermath of William the Conqueror's victory at the Battle of Hastings in 1066, the Third Crusade in 1187, and the outbreak of the Hundred Years' War in 1337. Gameplay is filled with economic features, diplomatic machinations, and military campaigns. So, you can try your hand at not allowing Muslims into Jerusalem, stand in the stirrups of the English King Richard I, or don the mantle of the French King Philip II Capet. There are many real characters. Each of them has their own characteristics in the game.Interesting features of Crusader Kings Complete:
- 4 main attributes of the game: military affairs, diplomacy, intrigue and statecraft.
- 26 character traits of the main characters.
- Special character traits and a dozen diseases, bringing a lot of surprises to the game.
- Conflicts, peace agreements, rebellions and much more await players.
Each person's place in history is further cemented by a huge web of family relationships. In addition to its role as a strategy, the game also functions as a de facto encyclopedia of European feudal dynasties in the Middle Ages. You can open the main screen of your king and study all his formal connections. By clicking on icons representing his parents, wife, sons and daughters, vassals, potential successors and even court hangers-on. These relationships are so broad that you can often start looking at the tree at one end of Europe and soon find yourself at the other.