With this latest expansion, you are getting game mechanics inspired from Paradox Interactive’s greatest strategy games, benefiting both fledgling and expert conquerors alike.

Rights of Man is more than just a few features and bug fixes, though.

As before, Europa Universalis IV: Rights of Man adds greater flexibility in dealing with your empire, kingdom, or duchy. Where To Buy: Steam, Paradox Plaza, GreenManGamingĮuropa Universalis IV: Rights of Man is the latest in an ever expanding line of game magnifying expansions/patches for the three year old Europa Universalis IV. Complete an entire collection and that bonus increases to 15 per cent.īoth the Europa Universalis 2 freebie and Paradox Interactive sale will be available until 24th October.Title: Europa Universalis IV: Rights of Man For the grand strategy fans out there, though, there's a lot to get stuck into.Īs a neat bonus, if you buy at least three games within a single series, you'll also get an extra 10 per cent off. Of those, I've found Stellaris to be the most accessible, while the Hearts of Iron games remain near-impenetrable after repeated attempts to appreciate them. In it, you'll find big discounts available of up to 80 per cent on a number of the publisher's most well-known series, including Age of Wonders, Stellaris and Hearts of Iron. While claiming your freebie, you might want to check out the Paradox Interactive strategy game sale that's also running for the next few days. Since then, three other games have been released in the series: Europa Universalis 3, Europa Universalis: Rome and Europa Universalis 4. The real-time strategy sim originally launched back in 2011 and allowed you to take control over a single nation across 500 years of history.

Simply head over to GOG and claim your free copy. To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the strategy series, GOG has made Europa Universalis 2 free.

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