A Country Pack that brings the conflict to South America: Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay get their own focus trees, with the tension between aligning with the Axis or the Allies as the throughline.
Nations and Content
Brazil gets the most developed tree in the pack, with both authoritarian and democratic options. Argentina, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay get more modest but functional content, reflecting the real tensions of the region during the period — from Brazilian Getulism to nascent Peronism in Argentina.
What Changes
Like the other Country Packs, it doesn't bring new system mechanics: the value is in the country content. South America goes from decorative territory to having playable games with an identity of their own, including the possibility of regional blocs or rivalries between neighboring countries.
Is It Worth Buying?
Recommended if you're drawn to playing Brazil or if you like exploring corners of the map that get little attention. For a player focused on the major powers, it's skippable without it affecting the rest of the experience.