Crusader Kings 3 is a masterpiece for anyone with a love of history and a wild imagination. The level of immersion is incredible—whether you're carving out a dynasty in medieval Europe or reshaping the world from the steppes of Asia, the possibilities are endless. It's a playground for history nerds, offering a deep dive into the nuances of medieval politics, warfare, and diplomacy. If you've ever wanted to rewrite history and see what would happen if your Viking dynasty took over Byzantium or if a pagan kingdom reformed the Roman Empire, CK3 gives you the tools to make it happen.

The role-playing elements are what make the game shine. You don't just manage your realm—you become your character. Will you be the benevolent ruler, or the tyrant that burns everything to the ground? The game invites you to craft unique, complex stories, weaving personal intrigue, religious reformations, and cultural transformations.

Now, on the downside, CK3's charm can spiral into wackiness. The game sometimes dives headfirst into outright degeneracy. Having your 80-year-old, one-legged cousin marry your niece to secure an alliance feels more like a plot twist from a medieval soap opera than strategic planning. And let's not get started on the achievements... At what point does "establishing a cannibalistic dynasty" or "replacing Catholicism with a horse-worshipping cult" stop being quirky and just become unhinged?

In summary, Crusader Kings 3 is an immersive historical sandbox where anything goes—sometimes too much. It’s a must-play for anyone who loves history, storytelling, and making their own medieval fever dreams come to life. Just be prepared to occasionally question your sanity when the AI decides your meticulously crafted royal bloodline needs to devolve into a circus.

Also Nestorianism is broken, especially with good counties in India with high developement.