Number #3, Apres Moi Le Deluge by General Runtime.Īpres Moi Le Deluge is a mod which explores a world where Napoleon “won” the Napoleonic Wars, but his old rivals still stayed somehow were spared, even though they lost a lot of power and prestige, and the French lion controlled Europe. The mod is still a fantastic simulation of WW1 in Hearts of Iron IV. Even if you can’t maneuver politics on the world stage as good as you’d like. One criticism that I have about this mod is that the game is too rail-roaded and you can’t do much alternate history. You can choose between the two starts of 1910 so you can build up your country or 1914 when you can just jump into the war. The Great War is a mod that adds a World War I scenario into the game. Number #4, Hearts of Iron IV: The Great War by Wolferos Productions Try this mod if you want some craziness in your game and long wars. As the name of the mod says, the mod also extends the game to 1956 instead of 1948, where it usually ends.
Usually, if you turn off Historical AI Focuses the game will go crazy and will have tons of border gore, so it’s best to turn it on. The Road to 56 is a collection of flavor and national focus mods that make the game more interesting and weird. Number #5, The Road to 56 by Greatexperiment. The Soviet Union itself is stagnating and the remnants of the old USA are still there to peck at the new world superpower. Now the biggest threat to communism is communism, a splinter faction called revolutionary socialism. Now Europe from Moscow to Paris is dominated by the Warsaw Pact and its allies. Our first mod in the list, Red World, by Kaiser1871, explores the concept in which the Soviet Union won the cold war, and not the United States. Now let’s get into the list! Number #6, Red World by Kaiser1871 Hearts of Iron IV may not be the best game in vanilla, but if you’re looking for a completely different scenario, this list might be for you! I also have a steam collection which I will link which has the mod links and some extra mods.
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