Paradox Interactive has unveiled an exciting roadmap for Crusader Kings III's upcoming content in 2025, encapsulated within Chapter IV. This chapter focuses on expanding the game's scope into Asia, bringing new mechanics and regions for players to delve into.

Starting the year strong, the cosmetic DLC, Crowns of the World, has already been released. This elegant pack includes six crowns, four hairstyles, and two beards, allowing players to further customize their rulers with regal flair.

On April 28, the eagerly anticipated major DLC, Khans of the Steppe, will launch, offering players the chance to lead the Mongols. As the Great Khan, you'll navigate the challenges of commanding a nomadic horde, conquering new lands, and asserting your dominance over neighboring regions.

Midway through the year, in Q3 (July-September), the Coronations DLC will introduce a new ceremonial mechanic. Players can solidify their rule through lavish coronation ceremonies, complete with grand festivities, solemn vows, and pivotal decisions that will shape their kingdom's future. This expansion also enriches the game with new advisor and vassal events, deepening political dynamics.

The chapter will culminate with the release of All Under Heaven later in the year. This monumental expansion will unveil the entire East Asian map, featuring intricate details of China, Korea, Japan, and the Indonesian islands. Players will have expansive new territories to explore and conquer, adding immense depth to the Crusader Kings III experience.

Throughout the year, Paradox will continue to enhance the game with patches aimed at refining systems and improving AI behavior. The developers are committed to incorporating player feedback, with the next Q&A session scheduled for March 26, ensuring the community's voice shapes the future of Crusader Kings III.