Paradox Cancels Unannounced Projects in Return to the Roots

Paradox Interactive has announced that it has canceled a number of unannounced projects. The publisher wants to focus on more proven niches, in which it has traditionally been most successful. It follows that these abandoned titles belonged to genres with which the company is not associated.

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This does not mean that fans of Paradox Interactive will be able to complain about lack of attractions. The company currently has 15 games in development, including titles such as Crusader Kings III. There is also a large set of expansions to the already released games.

It is worth noting the mention of Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2. Many people have already written this project off, but as you can see, Paradox Interactive has not yet given up.

The cancelation of a number of unannounced games is a result of sorting out the situation in the company by the new-old president Fredrik Wester. He was the head of Paradox until 2018, then Ebba Ljungerud replaced him in that role. However, Ljungerud's presidency was not a fully successful one, and last month it was announced that she would be saying goodbye to the position, with Wester returning to his former role.

Ebba Ljungerud's three-year reign was a highly controversial period in Paradox's history. hold several months ago.

was ousted from the project. Considering how troubled this project proved to be for Paradox, it's a pleasant surprise to hear that the company hasn't abandoned it.

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