Bringing in former inmates to give lectures and pet therapy are just a couple of the tools you'll have available to educate, de-stress, and rehabilitate. Second Chances lets you finally focus on rehabilitation over punishment, building a prison that's more about getting convicts' lives back on track and making sure they don't reoffend as soon as they get out. Prison Architect is Becoming Nicer Prison Architect is also getting an expansion, and it's probably the most interesting and welcome one yet. I'm a big Paradox fan, and even with stiff competition this is probably the most excited I've been for a new game of theirs in years. New systems like Diplomatic Plays and Interest Groups are designed to shift the focus away from pure military conquest and onto areas like politics and economics. Simulating over a billion individual people spread across the entire earth, it's an era of revolutions both industrial and political. You can read my full impressions, but in short, it looks pretty incredible. Victoria 3 AnnouncedVictoria 3, a grand strategy historical simulation set in the tumultuous century from 1836 to 1936, was the headlining act. Here's everything that was announced during today's event. In addition to Crusader Kings 3's first big expansion and the long-awaited Victoria 3, we got a look at new stuff for Prison Architect, Empire of Sin, and even a tease for Hearts of Iron IV. PDXCon Remixed, the online and socially-distanced edition of Paradox Interactive's annual convention, didn't skimp on the big announcements.

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