Anyways, this caused the world to be divided. I don’t know the full details on it, but I believe it is a form of Communism that is centered around trade / labour unions. This caused turmoil in France and Britain, and as a reaction the countries both adopted an ideology called Syndicalism.
The general gist of Kaiserreich is that Germany won WW1. So here we have Hearts of Iron IV, using the Kaiserreich mod (+ anime art mod). It’s pretty neat to see, and I certainly enjoy it. Through mods, Steam opening up to multitudes of Japanese anime games, and big ticket anime-esque games like Nier: Automata. But it’s definitely one thing I’ve noticed – anime is becoming more prominent in games. It’s pretty laughable how adding anime art to something like this makes it more enjoyable to me when the gameplay itself is the exact same. I thought I’d show a few screenshots of the recent playthrough I started. What could be better than that?Įdit – While I never ended up finishing this game, I do have a more recent successful game played as Bulgaria that you can find here. It’s a very in depth undertaking, with a lot of detail and thought put into it).Īnd the Kaiserreich mod just happens to have an anime mod, that changes the portraits for all of the nation leaders and generals to anime girls, as well as some background images.
( Here is a link of the alternate history timeline, if you are interested. I play using the Kaiserreich mod, which is an overhaul of the game that puts the world into an alternate timeline where Germany won WW1. Only I don’t play the unmodded, original game. The game is Hearts of Iron IV, a WW2 grand strategy game that I have sunk many hours into.
But it’s not actually an anime game, just a game with an anime mod.
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