what's next for Paradox?

[Maladict]

They seem to have no upcoming games. Anyone have a clue where they might go next?

[The Brain]

Europa Universalis Go?

[Crazy_Ivan80]

aren't there fandays in a few

[Zanza]

CK2 has two more DLCs coming before they stop creating content for it.

EU4 is a bit younger than CK2 and just had one of its best DLCs with RoM, so I guess they'll create more content for that too.

HoI4 and Stellaris are new games, so they'll create content for these for a while.

Victoria and Rome weren't as successful as the other series, so it's somewhat doubtful they'll get a sequel. It's possible though. I would guess Rome then as that is a more popular timeframe than Victoria.

Not sure what they could do next then. A fantasy game? That would allow them to build on their grand strategy engine and still create new IP. A bit similar to Stellaris.

[dps]

Not sure what they could do next then. A fantasy game? That would allow them to build on their grand strategy engine and still create new IP. A bit similar to Stellaris.

Why bother doing a fantasy game when their plans seem to be fantasy DLCs for what used to be games with historical settings?

[DGuller]

I think EU4 has another half a dozen DLCs in it.

[Berkut]

Didnt they just release some kind of RPG?

[jimmy olsen]

They bought the World of Darkness, so I assume they're going to do something Vampire related soon enough.

[Syt]

Didnt they just release some kind of RPG?

Published it, but it was developed by Obsidian.

Personally I hope for a Rome/ancient world game based on CK2's systems.

[jimmy olsen]

Didnt they just release some kind of RPG?

Published it, but it was developed by Obsidian.

Personally I hope for a Rome/ancient world game based on CK2's systems.

With Vampires! 

Troile and her lover Moloch must be destroyed! Rome and the Ventrue must prevail!

[celedhring]

Shortly after Stellaris' release they pulled Henrik Faehreus (no fun Scandie squiggles in my keyboard, sorry) from the project to develop a new unannounced game.  So there's something in the pipeline.

[Syt]

And the endless delays of HoI4 and their canceled Norse RPG has taught them to not announce something until there's a fixed roadmap to release.

[Syt]

to not announce something until there's a fixed roadmap to release.

Confirmed by Frederick on the Q&A Interim Q3 Report on Twitch. When they know 100% which quarter it releases, with an average pre-release marketing period of 6-8 months.

[Syt]

Numbers!

[celedhring]

Heh, those are some damn nice operating margins. Shareholder value!

I guess Paradox can afford me not buying their DLCs until they are dirt cheap, then.