The new platform is called Paradox Mods and is “the first-ever open modding platform that enables distribution of user-created game modifications (mods) across multiple platforms, to Xbox One and is ...

Paradox Interactive, publishers of the Crusader Kings and Hearts of Iron franchises, and the upcoming Stellaris: Console Edition, will bring modding support to the Xbox One versions of its games.

Paradox has launched its own mod distribution platform appropriately titled Paradox Mods. While many of the publisher's titles already support easy mod installation through the Steam Workshop, Paradox ...

Paradox Interactive and Microsoft have joined forces for Paradox Mods, a new Independent Modding Platform, on PC and Xbox One. Paradox Mods, the new modding platform for PC and Xbox One, will allow ...

Paradox Interactive is launching an independent platform for game mods, which will allow PC modders direct access to console audiences for the very first time. According to Anders Törlind, the product ...

Paradox Interactive and Microsoft announced today they have jointly worked to release a new independent open modding platform that will work across both Xbox One and PC. Dubbed Paradox Mods, the ...

Paradox Interactive and Microsoft have teamed up to bring the first ever PC mods to consoles, introducing 'Paradox Mods' to the Xbox One. PC gamers now have an avenue of sharing there mods with ...

Official Cities Skylines 2 mod support is finally within touching distance, as Colossal Order and Paradox detail how we'll be able to build, share, and play with mods through the in-built game ...

Paradox Interactive, publisher of Cities: Skylines and Pillars of Eternity, has announced it is partnering with Microsoft to bring its opening modding platform, Paradox Mods, to Xbox One. Beginning ...

Paradox Interactive's games have always been rather mod friendly, given that they're generally grand Euro-strategy PC games and the PC mod scene doesn't joke around. However, those mods can be tricky ...

Despite the massive popularity of mods among PC gamers, very few developers open up mod support to console players. There are plenty of logical reasons behind that (such as the expense associated with ...