Paradox Interactive has released a new music pack for Victoria 3, called “Melodies for the Masses.” which they say is intended to tell the story of the evolution of peasant and farm life in the 19th century, with songs inspired by the simple but hard lives of workers and farmers before the industrial revolution with nearly an hour of original music composed for the game.
The release of “Melodies for the Masses” is simultaneous with the launch of the much-awaited 1.2 update for Victoria 3 (you can read the extensive changelog here) which has been in open beta for a month, during which a record-breaking number of Victoria 3 players engaged in playtests and delivered feedback. The 1.2 update includes major changes to the trade interface, new military and diplomatic options and features, along with a brand new music player, and other general improvements.
The new music pack celebrates the common people, their struggles, and their hard work, providing an immersive experience for Victoria 3 players. The update, along with the new music player, enhances the gaming experience and offers more options and features for players to explore.
Victoria 3, set in the 19th century, is a grand strategy game where players take control of a nation and guide it through the changing world of politics, economics, and diplomacy. The game has received critical acclaim for its deep, engaging gameplay and attention to detail.
The following songs are included:
1. Main Theme – The People
2. Dreaming for the Future
3. Andante for the Common People
4. A Farmer’s Tale
5. Spring Dance
6. Working Class
7. Golden Fields
8. Job Openings
9. Trader of Hope
10. The Risk Taker
11. Chance of Success
12. Ordinary Life
13. Faded Rose
14. A New Place Called Home
“Melodies for the Masses” is a welcome addition to Victoria 3 and a great way to celebrate the common people who built the world we know today. If you want to enjoy the new music while playing the game and experience a deeper immersion into the game’s world Victoria 3: Melodies for the Masses is available now on Steam for the suggested retail price of $4.99/£4.99/€4.99.
Let us know what you think of the new music pack, which track’s your favourite and is there another Paradox game you’d like more music added to?
