Paradox explained how newcomers may feel overwhelmed by the amount of additional content up for grabs. The developer also mentioned at the end of the post that it was looking into providing subscription services to other games, which could include Europa Universalis and Hearts of Iron.

The series’ sequel is currently available for free on Steam, which makes this small subscription an attractive deal for veteran players and newcomers. Paradox highlighted the amount of content up for grabs within the subscription service, which includes all 13 expansions - including the Norse of The Old Gods, Rajas of India, and Conclave - 12 unit packs, 14 music packs, 10 portrait packs, the Game Converter, The Crusader Kings 2 Ruler Designer, and much more. Related: This Horrible Zombie Is What Happens When You Give Your King Every Possible Disease In Crusader Kings 3 Fans would only need to fork out $4.99 per month in order to have everything at their fingertips, with the option to purchase content and expansions separately. The subscription is designed to offer a single, monthly purchase in order to receive full access to every piece of Crusader Kings 2 content available. Posting on its forums, Paradox introduced the new subscription service after apologizing for a bout of radio silence.

Swedish developer Paradox Interactive announced the service as a way of being more accessible to new players. The strategy game Crusader Kings 2 is luring us back to the Middle Ages with a new subscription service attached to its downloadable content.

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