Paradox Interactive has reduced the price of Hearts of Iron IV on Steam by 70 percent. The base game now costs $14.99, down from its original $49.99 price tag. This significant discount applies to the global market and is available for a limited time.
Hearts of Iron IV is a grand strategy video game focused on World War II scenarios. German gaming magazine PC Games has described the title as a what-if simulator. The game allows players to explore alternate historical outcomes through complex military and political management.
The promotional pricing on Steam runs until May 11. Players can also purchase the Ultimate Bundle, which includes 17 downloadable content packs, for $93.70. This bundle price reflects a 45 percent discount from its standard cost. Additionally, a subscription service for the downloadable content is available for $7.99 per month.
The title maintains a strong reception among the gaming community. It holds an 88 percent positive rating based on over 376,000 reviews on Steam. Paradox Interactive is also running a separate sale for Stellaris, offering a 75 percent discount on that strategy title simultaneously.
Paradox Interactive has not confirmed the launch window for any future price adjustments or new content releases. The current sale terms are strictly limited to the Steam platform and the specified end date.
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