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Paradox Interactive business and news from across the web.- Unannounced City Builder LEGO Skylines Could Be Something SpecialAn unannounced city builder titled LEGO Skylines has appeared on a Korean ratings board, suggesting a LEGO-themed version of Paradox Interactive's Cities: Skylines. The game is expected to be officially revealed at upcoming summer gaming showcases.
- An Unexpected Lego Game Could Be Coming Very SoonA new Lego game titled Lego Skylines, developed by Paradox Interactive, has appeared on a Korean ratings report, suggesting an upcoming announcement. Paradox Interactive, known for the Cities: Skylines franchise, is listed as the developer, though no further details have been officially revealed.
- Cities Skylines may get the Lego treatment, as Korean ratings for new Paradox game, Persona 4 Revival, and more appear onlineA Korean ratings board listing suggests a new Lego-themed city builder game, Lego Skylines, is in development. This news comes as the Cities Skylines series faces challenges, with developer Colossal Order parting ways with publisher Paradox Interactive. The ratings board also listed potential new titles for Gears of War, Ace Combat, and a Persona 4 remake.
- LEGO Skylines surfaces with new ratingA new LEGO game, tentatively titled LEGO Skylines, has been rated in South Korea, suggesting a potential collaboration with Paradox Interactive, the publisher of Cities: Skylines. This rating hints at a LEGO-themed city-building game, though official details on platforms or release dates are currently unavailable.
- Persona 4 Revival and more rated in KoreaThe Game Rating and Administration Committee of Korea has rated several upcoming and re-released titles, including Persona 4 Revival, LEGO Skylines, Gears of War: E-Day, and Ace Combat 8: Wings of Thieve. Ratings also appeared for Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy on Nintendo Switch and a potential re-release of LEGO Marvel Super Heroes for the same platform.
- Multiple Titles Rated In Korea Ahead Of Summer Game FestSeveral video games have received ratings in Korea, potentially hinting at announcements at the upcoming Summer Game Fest. Titles include Lego Skylines, Persona 4 Revival, Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy, Gears of War: E-Day, and Ace Combat 8: Wings of The Veil. The ratings suggest potential ports for the Nintendo Switch and new reveals for unannounced titles.
- Persona 4 Revival Really Could Be Out in the Next 12 MonthsEvidence suggests Persona 4 Revival will launch within the next year, with the RPG remake recently receiving an age rating in Korea. This, combined with other rumors and product leaks, points to an early 2027 release. Atlus plans to reveal more information this year, with potential appearances at Summer Game Fest or the Xbox Games Showcase.
- Paradox Interactive Making LEGO City Skylines Spinoff, Ratings Board Leak SuggestsA leaked ratings board listing suggests that Paradox Interactive is developing a LEGO-themed spinoff of their city-building game, Cities: Skylines. The new title is tentatively named LEGO City Skylines.
- New Lego game leaks via ratings board and it's not what you're expectingA new Lego game titled Lego Skylines has been rated in South Korea, suggesting a city-building simulator similar to SimCity or Cities: Skylines. This leak follows other recent ratings for games like Persona 4, Gears of War: E-Day, and Ace Combat 8, and hints at a potential reveal soon. The article also touches on other Lego-related leaks concerning potential sets for Pokémon, The Legend of Zelda, and Donkey Kong.
- LEGO Skylines by Paradox Interactive, Persona 4 Revival, and more rated in KoreaThe Game Rating and Administration Committee of Korea has rated the unannounced LEGO Skylines, developed by Paradox Interactive. Additionally, a rating for a Persona 4 revival was also noted, suggesting potential new releases or remasters.
- LEGO Skylines by Paradox Interactive Rated for Release in South KoreaParadox Interactive's upcoming game, LEGO Skylines, has received a rating in South Korea, suggesting a potential release in the coming months. The title is speculated to be a LEGO-themed city builder, possibly leveraging mechanics from Paradox's Cities: Skylines franchise. The article also briefly mentions other recent LEGO game releases and delistings, including LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight and LEGO 2K Drive.
- I solved the Strait of Hormuz crisis with videogames, simply by creating an even bigger Strait of Hormuz crisisThe author attempts to resolve the Strait of Hormuz crisis by simulating it within the grand strategy game Europa Universalis 5. Initial attempts using historical approximations of Iran and the USA proved difficult due to game mechanics and geographical distance. The author resorts to in-game manipulation and naval conflicts to try and find a solution, highlighting the complexities of both real-world geopolitics and game simulation.
- The future of European publishing is diversity, not concentration | OpinionDespite financial struggles at major European publishers like Ubisoft and Embracer, the continent's game publishing sector is thriving with smaller, focused companies. These firms prioritize creative niches, sensible scale, and long-term stability over rapid growth, producing successful titles across various genres and demonstrating a diverse and healthy industry landscape.
- The Problems with Piecemeal DLCThis article discusses the challenges of integrating downloadable content (DLC) into games, using Phoenix Point and its fan mod Terror From the Void as a primary example. It explores how piecemeal DLC can disrupt game balance and player experience, contrasting focused expansions with segmented content packs. The Terror From the Void mod is highlighted for successfully rebalancing and integrating all DLC from the start, offering a more cohesive experience.
- Age of Wonders 4: Secrets of the Archmages Next MonthParadox Interactive announced that Secrets of the Archmages, the next downloadable content for Triumph Studios' 4X strategy game Age of Wonders 4, will be released on June 16th. This add-on is part of the game's existing expansion pass.
- Age of Wonders 4: Secrets of the Archmages Brings Forbidden Magic to Players on June 16Paradox Interactive and Triumph Studios announced that the Age of Wonders 4 DLC, Secrets of the Archmages, will be released on June 16, 2026, for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. This expansion introduces new narrative content, six magical tomes, a new Owlkin race, and additional world map features centered around forbidden magic.
- "This is gonna break your mods": Stellaris is getting nomad empires, aka "moving planets", despite Paradox previously deeming this "impossible"Paradox Interactive announced the upcoming Nomads expansion for Stellaris, set to release on June 15th alongside update 4.4 Pegasus. This expansion introduces nomadic civilizations that can travel the galaxy in Arkships, offering new gameplay styles inspired by historical and fictional mobile cultures. Game Director Stephen Muray highlighted the technical challenge of implementing moving planets, a feature previously considered impossible.
- Stellaris is finally adding an "impossible" feature: "even mentioning it would make programmers cry"Paradox Interactive is releasing the Stellaris Nomads DLC on June 15, introducing nomadic empires that are not tied to planets. This fundamental gameplay shift allows players to manage their empire from a mobile Arkship, which serves as a colony, shipyard, and more. The DLC also includes new origins and will be accompanied by the Stellaris 4.4 'Pegasus' update.
- Hearts of Iron IV: Thunder at our Gates AnnouncedParadox Interactive has announced "Thunder at our Gates," a new theater pack for their World War II grand strategy game, Hearts of Iron IV. The content focuses on the historical period of World War II.
- Prepare Southeast Asia for the Coming Storm in New Hearts of Iron PackParadox Interactive announced the upcoming 'Thunder at Our Gates' Theater Pack for their grand strategy wargame Hearts of Iron IV, set to release on June 11, 2026. This pack introduces new focus trees for Australia, Siam, and the Dutch East Indies, along with new military organization features. A free accompanying update will also add the Regimental Support feature.