Instead, it’s listed at the top of the bullet points in the formal description of the DLC’s content, alongside the opportunity to decolonize the British Empire. This tidbit isn’t featured prominently in the launch trailer. In a daring bit of counterfactual history, Paradox will allow players to revive the Confederate States of America, commonly known as the Confederacy, and lead them into war against Imperial Japan and Nazi Germany. But this next bit of downloadable content, titled Man the Guns, may be its most controversial yet.
The World War II-themed grand strategy game, just like everything else from Paradox Interactive, has been continuously updated since its release in 2016. Hearts of Iron 4 is one of the most complex games I’ve ever played.
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