Victoria 3

Victoria 3 Grand Edition - PC & Mac (Steam)

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Victoria 3 Grand Edition for PC is a grand strategy game – an open-ended historical sandbox, the long awaited and much memed sequel to Victoria II, which was released in 2010. The game covers the period between 1836 and 1936, and allows players to control or explore any of one hundred countries (see below for more). About the Game The real life time period introduced massive innovation to the world: steam ships, the telegraph, total industrial revolution as far as production and farming go...
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Paradox Development Studio,
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Paradox Interactive,
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Genre: Simulation, Strategy,
Recent Steam reviews: Mostly positive (441)
All Steam reviews: Mostly positive (19182)
User tags*: grand strategy economy historical political sim strategy capitalism politics diplomacy management simulation alternate history moddable political resource management real-time with pause sandbox replay value military ...

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Victoria 3

Standard Edition

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Victoria 3 Starter Edition

Starter Edition

  • Victoria 3
  • Victoria 3: American Buildings Pack
  • Victoria 3: Colossus of the South
  • Victoria 3: Sphere of Influence
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Victoria 3 Grand Edition

Grand Edition

  • Victoria 3
  • Victoria 3: American Buildings Pack
  • Victoria 3: Colossus of the South
  • Victoria 3: Sphere of Influence
  • Victoria 3: Voice of the People
  • Victoria 3: Melodies for the Masses
  • Victoria 3: Victoria II Remastered Songs
  • Victoria 3: French Agitators Bonus pack
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Visuals

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Game features

Steam Deck Verified
Single-player
Online PvP
Cross-Platform Multiplayer
Steam Achievements
Steam Cloud
Family Sharing

Description

Grand Edition includes

- Victoria 3
- Victoria 3: American Buildings Pack
- Victoria 3: Colossus of the South
- Victoria 3: Sphere of Influence
- Victoria 3: Voice of the People
- Victoria 3: Melodies for the Masses
- Victoria 3: Victoria II Remastered Songs
- Victoria 3: French Agitators Bonus pack
Victoria 3 Grand Edition for PC is a grand strategy game – an open-ended historical sandbox, the long awaited and much memed sequel to Victoria II, which was released in 2010. The game covers the period between 1836 and 1936, and allows players to control or explore any of one hundred countries (see below for more).

About the Game


The real life time period introduced massive innovation to the world: steam ships, the telegraph, total industrial revolution as far as production and farming goes. Everyone, in those days, were living in exciting times, whether they knew it or not.
The time period also massively influenced our current lives, so it is interesting to explore the what ifs, as you change certain historical details and see how history might have played out.
There is a strong focus on your population and their demographics with a need to appease population groups known as pops, meaning large sections of people with shared interests.
Pops have varying ideologies, ideals, and interests that must be considered if they are not going to rebel against your control.
They can also develop unique tastes that must be catered for, no matter how ridiculous you find them: if not, then you get radicals fomenting dissent.

The Nitty Gritty


Diplomatic Plays is a new name for an old system: it is a revamped Victoria II’s crisis system. A country can make a list of demands to another, which then counters with their own demands in exchange. This immediately starts a timer. If this runs out with no diplomatic solution arrived upon, war may begin.
Some players spend their time attracting allies and deploying troops to strategic placements ready for the timer to run out and waiting for the fight to begin. However, the game developers want you to try and reach a diplomatic solution, believing that war is the failure of diplomacy.
To this end, anything achieved by war can be achieved by diplomacy and will cost fewer of your population their lives. You can use pacts, threats and bluffs to get your own way, which can make diplomacy just as engaging as combat.
There are beautiful graphics throughout the game, even in the menus where you spend a great deal of your time, setting your politics and diplomacy to your preferred levels, alongside a great, stirring soundtrack, and sound effects that are realistic and help you immerse yourself in the game.
The game is very nuanced, with multiple knock-on effects, making it fun to try. The enormous attention to detail means that top tier players will become absorbed in the minutiae of decision-making as they try to work out the effects of each strategy before they enact it.

What Country Can You Rule?


The game’s intensely detailed maps allow players to control any of one hundred countries: as long as they existed during the time period of the game. Amongst others you can play in or around:
  • Mexico: kicking off in the middle of a period of turbulence for the country: Texas split off to join the United States; and other regions of Mexico wanted independence or autonomy while the rest were trying to form a national government, and there was a scrappy and unsettled time with a number of colonial powers all trying to ‘help’, but things gradually improved and settled down. See what mayhem you can cause by letting the ‘wrong’ side win!

  • Prussia: now part of Germany, this kingdom only existed between 1701 and 1918, and was the driving force behind a united Germany. Despite the kingdom ceasing to exist before the end of the game’s timeline, it is a worthwhile and fascinating moment of history

  • Burma: fully colonised by the British during the timeline of the game (it was a colony from 1824 to 1948), you may know the country better as Myanmar – although some still use Burma because of political considerations.

  • Siam: better known today as Thailand, the kingdom of Siam was a wonderful place: rich in artworks and political intrigue – it is an excellent choice for history buffs

  • Austria: the period of the game begins during a period of calm in Austria, which was rather larger than it is today, thanks in part to its expansion as the Austro-Hungarian empire. However, within about ten years of this calm and largely prosperous beginning, things begin to look a little more revolutionary…

  • The Ottoman Empire: Osman I founded the Ottoman empire from his reign which began in around 1298. It lasted an incredible 626 years until 1924 when it was finally ended by the Grand National Assembly of Turkey. During the timeline of the game, the Ottoman Empire had dealings throughout Europe, from warring with Russia to trade deals with Great Britain to allowing Greece its independence

  • USA: fresh from the birth pangs of the American nation, the game’s timeline kicks off while abolitionists were beginning to gain traction for their anti-slavery campaigns, joined by women’s suffrage and temperance movements – in short, the USA was deciding who it wanted to be when it grew up, making this a great period to play in, seeing how different decisions could impact on US life today

  • China: during this period China was living through interesting times: the two Opium Wars raged, the British were hellbent on getting their hands on Chinese tea, using money, deceit and drugs to achieve their aims

  • Russia: Russia is a scrappy nation and the timeline of the game just proves this. The country fights with the Ottoman Empire, it fights with Britain and France in the Crimean War, it fights with Poland, and finally, begins to fight within its own borders. If it’s skirmish after skirmish that you’re looking for, Russia is your jam!

    • Victoria 3 Grand Edition for PC is available for purchase on Instant Gaming for a fraction of its retail price. You will receive an official key and be able to play the game in seconds. Play smart. Pay less.

    Configurations

    • Windows
    • SteamOS + Linux
    • MacOS

    minimum*

    • OS: Windows 10 Home 64 Bit
    • Processor: Intel Core i5-3470 | AMD FX 9370 (AVX support required)
    • Memory: 8 GB RAM
    • Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 660 (2GB) | AMD Radeon R7 370 (2GB) or Intel Iris Xe Graphics or AMD Radeon Vega 8
    • Storage: 10 GB available space

    recommended*

    • OS: Windows 10 64 Bit or Windows 11
    • Processor: Intel Core i5-6600K | AMD Ryzen 5 2600X (AVX support required)
    • Memory: 16 GB RAM
    • Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 1660 (6GB) | AMD Radeon RX 5600 XT (6GB) | Intel Arc A580 (8GB)
    • Storage: 10 GB available space

    minimum*

    • OS: Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
    • Processor: Intel Core i3-3250 or AMD FX 8370 (AVX support required)
    • Memory: 8 GB RAM
    • Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 660 (2GB) or AMD R7 370 (2GB) or Intel HD Graphics 630 or AMD Radeon Vega 8
    • Storage: 10 GB available space

    recommended*

    • OS: Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
    • Processor: Intel Core i5-6600K or AMD Ryzen 5 2600X (AVX support required)
    • Memory: 16 GB RAM
    • Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 1660 (6GB) or AMD RX 590 (8GB)
    • Storage: 10 GB available space

    minimum*

    • OS: macOS, 14.4.1 (Sonoma)
    • Processor: Intel Core i5-10600
    • Memory: 16 GB RAM
    • Graphics: AMD Radeon Pro 5300 (4GB)
    • Storage: 10 GB available space

    recommended*

    • OS: macOS, 15.4 (Sequoia)
    • Processor: Apple M3
    • Memory: 16 GB RAM
    • Graphics: Apple M3 GPU (10-core GPU)
    • Storage: 10 GB available space

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    Easy purchase and best price.
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    Works fine, good game.
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    Recent reviews

    Excellent game, better than EUIV now :)
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    Its‘s Good But somtimes to much in one time!
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    After watching several let's plays on the Tubes i finally decided to buy (and play) this game.
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    If you're a Paradox fan, this is OK, but otherwise no. Just get Vicky 2 with HPM / Wait until the game actually develops and gets somewhat good. That's a trend with Paradox games.
    • Depth
    • The Fabled Victoria 3
    • All you do is look at the Economic tab
    • Armies no longer actual units
    • Lacks features from Vicky 2
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    A clunky, uninspired sequel to an amazing title.
    • Visually appealing
    • Steam Workshop is active
    • Runs very well on highest settings
    • Boring
    • Unimpressing DLC's
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    Definitely worth every penny. The game is focused more on the political and economic part instead of the warfare system. Warfare system is fairly automatic, personally i dont mind it but people mainly complain about that and prefer to waste hours of their time managing their army just like in Victoria 2 which was an absolute nightmare late game. Economic part is fun even though people say its repetitive. Political system is fun as well although i believe there should be an overhaul to the laws as most laws tend to be better than the others. My only issue with the game is that most countries lack flavor even though they add flavor with each passing update. The grand edition is worth it because you get the game plus every DLC up until Pivot of Empire (which is a flavor pack so its not important). With update 1.9 just around the corner that will finally make trade viable, the game will get even better. Recommend 10/10.
    • Good and fun economic system
    • Informative about era events
    • Very good music
    • Hard to learn for new players
    • Not as much flavor (although slowly getting there)
    • Not for me personally but people complain of the warfare system
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    ALOT < BUY ITTTT
    • FUN
    • MULTIPLAYER
    • GOOD
    • cant control 1 country with 2 people (in multiplayer)
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    Good game , i enjoy it, but it's a bit repetitive for me now, played too much, so trying a lot of new mods for it!
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    Honestly the best game i played in a while moslty due to my very historical nerd essay about this but most of all its a really easy game once you got the hang of is systems and how infamy works is not an 10/10 but worthy of a 9.5/10.
    • very intresting economic focused game
    • really good music
    • very informative
    • very hard
    • easy to get overun
    • Sometimes is bullshit.
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    so good

    has the best kind of game loopmwith typical paradox style gameplay

    would recommend if your into paradox styles and has alot of replayability

    it does get a bit repetative but i find thats standard with these types
    • fun strat
    • bit samey
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