Victoria I Complete
Paradox Development Studio · 2010 · Strategy, Grand Strategy, Real-Time with Pause, Historical, Singleplayer
PC
Mostly Positive71% · 224
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About Victoria I Complete
Carefully guide your nation from the era of absolute monarchies in the early 19th century, through expansion, colonization and social upheaval, to emerge as one of the great world powers by the dawn of the 20th century in Victoria Complete. Gather the wealth and strength required to stay ahead of your enemies, gain invaluable prestige and honor, and reform the nation into a free democracy. Or, drive your people down the grim road of tyranny, corruption, and anarchy...
Experience an in-depth political simulation where every action you take will have various consequences all over the world. The collection focuses on six different aspects of governing a nation: Diplomacy, Warfare, Economy & Industrialization, Colonization, Technological Research and Politics. The main game is hailed as the ultimate World Domination and Empire-Building simulation and allows continuation of the game in “Hearts of Iron 2: Doomsday”.
Features:
Experience an in-depth political simulation where every action you take will have various consequences all over the world. The collection focuses on six different aspects of governing a nation: Diplomacy, Warfare, Economy & Industrialization, Colonization, Technological Research and Politics. The main game is hailed as the ultimate World Domination and Empire-Building simulation and allows continuation of the game in “Hearts of Iron 2: Doomsday”.
Features:
- Historical and Dynamic missions guiding your country through history
- Advanced tech tree covering the entire period including the Interwar period
- Experience a global map with more than 2800 provinces
- A military system linked with the player's policy decisions
- Deep engrossing political simulation and detailed economic system
- Multiplayer with up to 32 players
- A Doomsday converter with possibility to export a save game at the end of the game into Hearts of Iron 2: Doomsday VICTORIA is all about recreating world history according to your wishes. While the game strives to simulate the unique conditions and prerequisites of the time period as closely as possible, it leave all the decision-making to you, the player.
- Developed by the team behind Europa Universalis and Hearts of Iron.
- Play any country from the time period.
- Play multiplayer with up to 32 players in LAN or over the Internet.
- More than 2 hours of quality recordings of music from the period.
- This real-time game can be set to pause at any given point or event, allowing players to plan and strategize in a "semi real-time" environment.
- Set on a global map with more than 2800 provinces and sea zones
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Ends too early. Cannot see how to extend the finish date5 found this helpful
I have played both Victoria 1 and 2, and of those two, I massively prefer Victoria 1. Yes some things are a little monotonous like selecting the specific territories you want to annex from a large nation, but overall, I think this game gives the time period a very solid representation of the time period. This game taught me what happened in our world almost 200 years ago, and I'd say this is where my love for history and geography began. The graphics may be dated, but I prefer this any day to the weird 3d and soulless graphics of Victoria 2. I have a lot of nostalgia for this game. Yes it has a steep learning curve, but once you've figured out how to build armies, manage your finances, and make strategic geopolitical decisions, then you'll be carving up an empire where the sun never sets in no time. You take any country on earth from the time period, and you decide how its future unfolds. Want to conquer the world before 1900 as China? Want to command the Ottomans to conquer all of Africa? Want to start as Prussia, unite the German states together, and then destroy the British Empire forever? All of that is absolutely possible in this game and the possibilities are as endless a…2 found this helpful
Insanely deep and difficult. Great even after 23 years
Victoria: Revolutions is what happens when a spreadsheet gains consciousness and decides to ruin your afternoon. You load in thinking “yeah I’ll build an empire” and five minutes later you’re drowning in menus, numbers, and buttons that all look the same. Nothing explains itself, everything feels like a trap, and somehow you’re losing a war you didn’t even know started. It didn’t just age, it turned into a museum exhibit that actively fights back. You’re not playing a strategy game, you’re struggling again an interface Do yourself a favor and just boot up Victoria II like a normal human being. Skip this relic. 3/10, empire management by suffering.
Horrible old game, absolute lack of reasons to play it now even for free UI is as bad as you can imagine that No settings, no widescreen support, no normal zoom options (this 3 zoom options on + - buttons dont count) Surely no tutorial Buy something else
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