Europa Universalis IV: Origins

Rewrite history in the most famous of the global historical strategies from Paradox Interactive with a new atmospheric pack dedicated to the empires of Africa. New quest chains will tell the story of the rulers and countries of the continent where humanity was born. Judaism has also been developed in more detail in the pack.

Major innovations of Europa Universalis IV: Origins:

• Judaism. Ethiopian Jews (Falasha) will appear in the game. Nine new religious characteristics and new atmospheric events will help countries professing Judaism highlight their strengths.

   

• Mission for Mali. Stop the collapse of the greatest medieval empire of West Africa and return it to power over its former subjects.

   

• Mission for Songhai. Develop controlled territories and displace Mali and Timbuktu from the positions of the main West African powers.

   

• Congo Missions. Unite the people of the Congo River and resist the onslaught of Europeans.

   

• Ethiopia Missions. Unite the peoples of the Horn of Africa in a single religion and glorify the kingdom of Solomon. The Chewa warrior aristocrats will also appear in the game.

   

• Ajuran Missions. Take control of trade in the Indian Ocean and provide the desert territories with water.

   

• Kilwa Missions. Develop maritime trade and colonize overseas lands.

   

• Monomotapa Missions. Take advantage of the fruits of the labors of the founders of Great Zimbabwe and the natural wealth of South Africa and seize primacy in trade.

   

• New Mission Variations. New mission variants for Wolof, Mossi, Hausa, Oyo, and Adalya.

   

• New Regional Mission Chains. New missions for the minor nations of Central, East, West, and the Horn of Africa, as well as new estate perks for many nations and regions.

   

• New Army Sprites. The Congo, Great Lakes, South Africa, and Bantu nations each receive four new troop sprites.

   

• Two new missionary models. Added animations for African Copts and African Fetishists.

   

• New Music. 12 minutes of new music with West African influences, and 12 minutes with East African influences.