It has the potential to be a 10 with some more work, and that work is coming. Play as Finland and see if you can stand up to the Red Army! Again, I understand the game is not a finished product. Obviously the more common options would be the major players in the war - the Germans, Italians, Soviets, Japanese, British, French, or Americans, but don't feel limited to just those. You can play as the UK, grant Egypt it's independence, and then take over play as Egypt. Want to run through WW2 as Ecuador? Not sure why you'd want to do that, but you can. You can literally play as ANY nation that existed during that time period, and a few nations that did NOT exist (yet, or at all). But the work is being done, and the base game is worth the effort. Yes, the naval combat system needs a lot of work. But the This is a great game and it will get better. Whether it’s specifically WW2 game mechanics or grand strategy, for Hearts of Iron IV players, there’s a plethora of games out there for you.This is a great game and it will get better. Chances are, if you like a game combining both of these genres, there’s bound to be a game on this list you’ll also love.
So there is our top 10 list of games you’ll like if you liked Hearts of Iron IV, from other great Grand Strategy games by Paradox to excellent ww2 strategy games. Originally a fan mod for Hearts of Iron 2, what Darkest Hour lacks in graphics it makes up for in its excellently tweaked mechanics (still being patched to this day), near infinite replay ability, extensive modding community and overall very well integrated gameplay, Darkest marches to the beat of its own drum, it is to Hearts of Iron what Majora’s Mask is to Zelda.ĭarkest Hour tops the list with its phenomenal WW2 Grand Strategy mechanics Of course Darkest Hour isn’t a good game, it’s an amazing game. While playing Darkest Hour after Hearts of Iron IV may be the gaming equivalent of watching Casablanca after seeing the Avengers, a good game is still a good game.
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