Paradox Interactive Joins Xbox Game Pass for PC with Imperator: Rome and More

Paradox Interactive, a publisher and developer of games for worldwide audiences, today announced that their newest Grand Strategy Game, Imperator: Rome, is available with Xbox Game Pass for PC alongside other Paradox games. Xbox Game Pass for PC is a new gaming membership for PC gamers that gives players access to over 100 curated titles for one low monthly price with new games added all the time. Imperator: Rome joins the Xbox Game Pass PC Games library of new releases and must-play games, which also includes Paradox’s survival-management game Surviving Mars and role-playing game Tyranny.

Imperator: Rome, which is among the very first games to appear on the service, is the latest Grand Strategy Game from Paradox Development Studio. The game challenges players to build an empire in a classical history setting, taking control of military, government, and trade systems alongside the squabbles and struggles of the characters who make up your nation. The game is available to download and play for Xbox Game Pass PC Games members as of today.

“Paradox is best known for its deep, endless games — and the extended support and additions we provide to those games,” said Ebba Ljungerud, CEO of Paradox Interactive. “Our games provide our players with thousands of hours of entertainment, and they grow and evolve alongside our community with both free and premium content added over the lifetime of a title. Xbox Game Pass PC Games presents us with a promising new means to provide these long-lived titles to players, and with a new community we are excited to welcome to our own. I’m proud to have our newest title on board to support Xbox Game Pass for PC, and I can’t wait to see what empires will be built by members.”

For more information about Xbox Game Pass PC Games, visit Xbox Wire.

For more information about Imperator: Rome, visit https://www.gameimperator.com/

Author: Mark Smith
I've been an avid gamer since I stumbled upon ZORK running in my local Radio Shack in 1980. Ten years later I was working for Sierra Online. Since then I've owned nearly every game system and most of the games to go with them. Not sure if 40+ years of gaming qualifies me to write reviews, but I do it anyway.

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