| rdfs:comment | - It is the publisher of the Mount&Blade series of games. Paradox have announced that they are not going to publish Mount&Blade II: Bannerlord
- Paradox Interactive (formerly a division of Paradox Entertainment, formerly a division of Paradox Interactive) is an organisation that does not publish computer games. This novel (some say "awesome") business model is reflected in the name of the enterprise -- it is a commercial enterprise that does not make, or hope to make a profit. It has no product, no earnings, no customers and, well, nothing, really, except an appropriate name.
- Paradox Interactive is a Swedish video game publisher based in Stockholm, Sweden. The company is best known for releasing historical strategy computer games, such as the Europa Universalis series. Paradox Interactive publishes its own games, both developed by their division, Paradox Development Studio, and those of other developers.
- Paradox Interactive (not to be confused with Paradox Entertainment, from which it split off) is a Swedish computer-game developer, generally focusing on historical Real Time Strategy games. Unlike most Real Time Strategy games, the Paradox games tends to have a greater focus on the Grand Strategic level, you control not individual units but the resources of entire nations. Paradox Interactive also acts as a publisher for various other companies and publishes games from a wide variety of genres, e.g. the Penumbra ,Mount and Blade and Magicka.
- Paradox Interactive is a Swedish video game developer best known for historical strategy games such as Crusader Kings and Europa Universalis. In November 2015, Paradox purchased White Wolf and its associated intellectual properties (World of Darkness, Exalted, et al.) from CCP hf. Paradox was originally the video game development arm of media holding company Paradox Entertainment, but later split off from its parent company.
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| abstract | - It is the publisher of the Mount&Blade series of games. Paradox have announced that they are not going to publish Mount&Blade II: Bannerlord
- Paradox Interactive (not to be confused with Paradox Entertainment, from which it split off) is a Swedish computer-game developer, generally focusing on historical Real Time Strategy games. Unlike most Real Time Strategy games, the Paradox games tends to have a greater focus on the Grand Strategic level, you control not individual units but the resources of entire nations. Paradox games are (in)famous for being buggy at release, having a cliff-side learning curve and comparatively unimpressive graphics except in the newest Hearts of Iron and the second Victoria (which on the upside gives them relatively modest graphics card requirements, but since there's so many AI calculations going on a powerful CPU is a must), and not being "complete" until after they've gotten an Expansion Pack or two. On the other hand the support tends to be decent, with patches for the aforementioned bugs available soon after release. Also, the games' complexity offers a great deal of replay value. The massive variety of Game Mods available (and the ease of creating your own, as most of the key data is stored as .txt files with fairly intuitive code) also helps. Paradox Interactive also acts as a publisher for various other companies and publishes games from a wide variety of genres, e.g. the Penumbra ,Mount and Blade and Magicka.
- Paradox Interactive (formerly a division of Paradox Entertainment, formerly a division of Paradox Interactive) is an organisation that does not publish computer games. This novel (some say "awesome") business model is reflected in the name of the enterprise -- it is a commercial enterprise that does not make, or hope to make a profit. It has no product, no earnings, no customers and, well, nothing, really, except an appropriate name.
- Paradox Interactive is a Swedish video game developer best known for historical strategy games such as Crusader Kings and Europa Universalis. In November 2015, Paradox purchased White Wolf and its associated intellectual properties (World of Darkness, Exalted, et al.) from CCP hf. Paradox was originally the video game development arm of media holding company Paradox Entertainment, but later split off from its parent company. Paradox Entertainment was itself born out of the ashes of the company Target Games, who published the iconic Swedish role-playing games Drakar och Demoner, Kult and Mutant in the 1980s and 1990s. When Target Games declared bankruptcy in 1999, several of its former executives founded Paradox Entertainment, which in turn acquired the bankrupt Target's intellectual properties. In 2003, after Paradox Entertainment acquired the copyrights to Robert E. Howard's works (most notably Conan the Barbarian), the company's former video game development division was spun off into the wholly independent company Paradox Interactive.
- Paradox Interactive is a Swedish video game publisher based in Stockholm, Sweden. The company is best known for releasing historical strategy computer games, such as the Europa Universalis series. Paradox Interactive publishes its own games, both developed by their division, Paradox Development Studio, and those of other developers.
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