– 1.13 – Dynamic Names, Flags & Colours 1.5.2

Uploaded · Published June 30, 2025 · Updated May 12, 2026

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Last revision: 9 May at 23:09 UTC (12)

File size: 2.26 GB

Description:

This mod is a direct continuation of Otto’s Dynamic Names, Flags & Colours, a foundational mod that brought dynamic political and cultural identity into the game world. First uploaded to the Steam Workshop just weeks after the game’s release in 2022, Otto’s mod became one of the most downloaded and respected immersion tools in the community. It introduced a flexible system for renaming countries, recoloring flags based on ideology or culture, and enriching the visual identity of nations across the map.

After nearly three years of steady development, the original project was discontinued in early 2025. This mod now carries that legacy forward — modernized, expanded, and actively maintained.

This mod dynamically changes the flags, names, and colors of in-game nations based on their current government type. By adapting the visual and textual identity of countries to reflect political shifts—such as regime changes, revolutions, or ideological transformations—it adds a rich layer of flavor and immersion to the evolving political landscape.

Whether a country turns communist, theocratic, democratic, monarchist or experiences a revolution, you’ll see its flag and colors update accordingly, while country names adjust to match the new government’s character. This creates a more vibrant and responsive world that visually tells the story of your campaign’s shifting power dynamics.

This is far more than a simple reupload — it’s the official successor to Otto’s original work. Rather than starting from scratch, this mod carefully builds upon Otto’s core framework, preserving its structure while adapting it to meet modern standards and expectations. The focus is on restoring functionality, improving performance, and preparing the system for robust, long-term development.

These improvements form the backbone of what’s to come — ensuring this successor isn’t just a preservation of Otto’s vision, but a platform for expanding it.