Paradox Interactive has announced a new content pack for its World War Two grand strategy game is out today: Hearts of Iron IV: Trial of Allegiance.
The publisher says of this new content pack that “players can write new histories of the major nations of South America in years around World War II. You can try to resist the pressure to join a costly conflict overseas, or take your chances with a major power bloc for help in pursuing your own goals”.
Check out the release trailer, below:
Here’s the key features from the press release, too:
- National Focus Tree for Brazil: Challenged by a decade of internal strife and constitutional crises, Brazil can follow the historical path as a late but valuable member of the Allied cause. Alternately, seek continental hegemony under a new government with new priorities.
- National Focus Tree for Argentina: Rife with corruption, revolts and worker unrest, Argentina presents a difficult political challenge. Once you’ve settled the problems at home, you can contribute more on the world stage and help this nation reach its full potential.
- National Focus Tree for Chile: Chile is a vigorous republic with a radical tradition that must face domestic fascist parties, the embers of ethnic unrest and the imposing influence of the United States. Chart a course of equality and renewal, pick up the banner of uniting the continent under one flag.
- Paraguay and Uruguay: Minor content as well as several new releasable nations.
- New Art: New 3D unit sprites for the Brazilian army, as well as new unique 2D art for National Focus trees and units
- New Music: Six new songs, with two each for the major nations in the pack.
- New Voiceovers: Voiceovers in Brazilian Portuguese, Argentinian Spanish, and Chilean Spanish.
Hearts of Iron IV: Trial of Allegiance is out today for PC.