Europa Universalis IV: Right of Man is the ninth DLC to an economic strategy game released by Paradox Development Studio in 2013, in which players take the role of a leader of the nation. EU 4 has been hailed as one of the best-selling games about exploration, trade, and conquest. The expansion pack does not change much concerning the main element of the gameplay, however, it allows the player to choose from a variety of new diplomatic and customization options. All the new elements included in this expansion pack can significantly influence the gameplay.

Complex and realistic game mechanics

In the game, the player takes the role of a leader and has to lead a chosen nation throughout the centuries. However, the task is not easy. We have to take care of many, very important matters concerning managing the country. Our responsibilities concern politics, trade, conquest, etc.

EU4 Right of Man DLC enhances the gameplay experience with a number of greater and lesser elements. Thanks to one of the new mechanics introduced by the expansion, you can now use new diplomatic and political options.

For example, Great Powers can now make use of new threats and overtures to significantly weaker neighbors. Monarchs and military leaders were provided with new personalities and traits which increase their battle proficiency and make the whole game even more realistic. Fetishist nations may now choose from a variety of new cults, Ottoman is enriched with totally new events and Harem Politics, while Coptic religion will get unique, new goals.

Reception

Europa Universalis IV: Right of Man received mostly favorable reviews. According to the Steam platform, nearly 80% of users’ reviews are positive. Developers from Paradox Development Studios have prepared a number of new elements that satisfied most of the fans of the series. New political and customization options successfully enriched the overall Europa Universalis experience.

Key features:

• Great Powers – dominate weaker neighbors. Use new political options in order to gain unquestionable advantage
• Queens which can rule the nation in case of premature death of the monarch and lack of a male heir
• Personalities for monarchs and military leaders
• New political options, including threats and new edicts
• A valuable addition to the game, which provides the game with an additional dose of realism