Crusader Kings

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The Medieval cousin to Paradox's Europa Universalis franchise, focusing more dynasties and interactions between royal families.

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The Medieval cousin to Paradox's Europa Universalis franchise, focusing more dynasties and interactions between royal families.

Games

Crusader Kings (Game)

28 September 2004

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Mac

Crusader Kings II (Game)

18 April 2012

Platforms/PCPlatforms/MacPlatforms/Linux

Crusader Kings III (Game)

1 September 2020

Platforms/PCPlatforms/MacPlatforms/LinuxPlatforms/PlayStation 5Platforms/Xbox Series X S

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Name

Crusader Kings

Features

3 games

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First game

Crusader Kings (Game)

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Locations

• Has locations: Germany (Location), England (Location), Europe (Location), Italy (Location), Spain (Location), Austria (Location), Acre (Location), Jerusalem (Location), Middle East (Location), Ottoman Empire (Location), France (Location), Serbia (Location), Sweden (Location), Africa (Location), Moscow (Location), Norway (Location), Venice, Italy (Location), Switzerland (Location), Normandy (Location), Poland (Location), Belgium (Location), Lithuania (Location), The Netherlands (Location), Denmark (Location), Finland (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Murder (Concept), Assassin (Concept), Royalty (Concept), Christianity (Concept), War (Concept), Historical Figures in Fictional Settings (Concept), Islam (Concept), Religion (Concept), The Crusades (Concept), Spies (Concept), Disease (Concept), Romance (Concept), Monarchy (Concept), Regicide (Concept), World Domination (Concept), Diplomacy (Concept), Adultery (Concept), Pope (Concept), Disgruntled Subjects (Concept), E3 2011 (Concept), GamersGate (Concept), Gamescom 2011 (Concept), Steam (Concept), Steam Play (Concept), Clausewitz Engine (Concept)

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