
Music - Hearts of Iron IV: Sabaton Soundtrack Vol. 2
TL;DR
It is a music pack DLC for the strategy game Hearts of Iron IV, featuring songs by the heavy metal band Sabaton. The DLC adds ten new tracks that narrate historical events from World War II with a heavy metal twist. Players can enjoy these new songs while engaging in their usual strategic gameplay.
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Steam Review Analysis – Total (updated Mar 18, 2025, 1:44 PM)
78%
Mostly Positive
192
54
95%
Purchased on Steam
11
2
5%
Purchased Elsewhere
0% Primarily Play on Deck
Conclusion
The reviews highlight a strong appreciation for the Sabaton soundtrack, with many players enjoying the music and supporting the developers. However, there are notable criticisms regarding the integration of the music into the game and concerns about pricing, indicating a mixed sentiment among players. Overall, the soundtrack is celebrated for its quality and variety, while some players express dissatisfaction with its necessity and the pricing strategy.
Strongly Positive
Incredible Soundtrack
Players appreciate the high-quality music provided by Sabaton, enhancing their gaming experience.
Positive
Overall Enjoyment
Many players simply enjoy the music and recommend it to others who like Sabaton.
Support for Paradox
Many players express their support for the developers and their ongoing work on the game.
Good Variety of Songs
Players enjoy the extensive selection of songs available in this DLC compared to previous volumes.
Nostalgic Experience
The music evokes a sense of nostalgia and excitement for players familiar with Sabaton's work.
Need for Better Integration
Players express a desire for better integration of the soundtrack within the game mechanics.
Neutral / Mixed Opinions
Negative
Immersion Breaking
Some players feel that the heavy metal soundtrack clashes with the game's overall ambiance.
Preference for Original Game Music
Certain players prefer the original orchestral music of the game over the Sabaton tracks.
Limited Usefulness
Some players find that they do not use the DLC as much as they expected, preferring to listen to the songs elsewhere.
Strongly Negative
Developer Greed
A few reviews criticize the pricing strategy of the DLCs, suggesting they are overpriced.
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Updated on Jul 16, 2025, 9:09 PM