Crusader Kings: Deus Vult

Release Date: October 4, 2007

Strategy, economic, RTS, the middle ages, war strategy, grand strategy, multiplayer, singleplayer, internet, LAN

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The official add-on to Crusader Kings, the 2004 spin-off of the Europa Universalis series taking place in dark Middle Ages. The Deus Vult expansion introduces a large number of small updates and novelties, making the kingdom management an even bigger challenge. The developers improved, among others, the system of foreign relations, with our actions and movements resulting in new friends or enemies.

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Crusader Kings: Deus Vult Description

Deus Vult is the first official expansion to the complicated strategy game, Crusader Kings. The general rules of gameplay have not changed, therefore we still have to rule over a Christian country, although it is now more difficult than before which comes as no surprise at all.

The expansion introduces, first and foremost, a whole bunch of minor improvements thanks to which ruling over a country becomes even more interesting. The system of diplomacy was particularly enhanced. Thanks to that, we may gain new friends and foes and count on better show of loyalty of our subordinates. It is now more important to pay attention to the behavior of our vassals. New character traits, new random events and improved diplomacy (i.e. sending our wards to different courts) are also noteworthy.

Many improvements were made in the underage people department. Now, every child starts with zero statistics and develops his or her skills later on. This way, a major simplification was deleted.

The user interface was slightly improved, mostly by changing the appearance of some windows. The player can count on better alarm options regarding the troubles in the kingdom. We may also bring up on screen an information register composed of few pages of raw data. Some new tools for creating mods were also added.

Deus Vult requires the full version of Crusader Kings in order to run.

Last updated on August 14, 2015