Paradox highlighted the amount of content up for grabs within the subscription service, which includes all 13 expansions - including the Norse of The Old Gods, Rajas of India, and Conclave - 12 unit packs, 14 music packs, 10 portrait packs, the Game Converter, The Crusader Kings 2 Ruler Designer, and much more. Related: This Horrible Zombie Is What Happens When You Give Your King Every Possible Disease In Crusader Kings 3 Fans would only need to fork out $4.99 per month in order to have everything at their fingertips, with the option to purchase content and expansions separately. The subscription is designed to offer a single, monthly purchase in order to receive full access to every piece of Crusader Kings 2 content available. Posting on its forums, Paradox introduced the new subscription service after apologizing for a bout of radio silence. Swedish developer Paradox Interactive announced the service as a way of being more accessible to new players. The strategy game Crusader Kings 2 is luring us back to the Middle Ages with a new subscription service attached to its downloadable content.

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