Hearts of Iron IV: No Compromise, No Surrender

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Mould new paths in history for Japan, China and the Philippines in No Compromise, No Surrender , an Expansion for Hearts of Iron IV . Seize a greater depth of control over factions, forge new military doctrines and decide the fate of the Pacific and beyond.

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Release date:
20 November 2025
Recent Steam reviews:
Mostly Negative (30)
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Mould new paths in history for Japan, China and the Philippines in No Compromise, No Surrender, an Expansion for Hearts of Iron IV. Seize a greater depth of control over factions, forge new military doctrines and decide the fate of the Pacific and beyond.

Hearts of Iron IV: No Compromise, No Surrender features include:

  • Japan Focus Tree: Seize control of the Pacific, shatter Western dominance, and usher in a rising sun, red dawn, or other unique paths as you reshape the Pacific in an image of your choosing.

  • Communist China Focus Tree: Drive out the old order, unite the people and lead the nation towards its rightful ascendancy as you balance enemies within and without.

  • Nationalist China Focus Tree: Rally the republic, crush the warlords and bring your nation back from the precipice. Choose one of several paths towards victory against the hostile Empires in your war of resistance.

  • Philippines Focus Tree: Defend the islands, defy the invaders and establish independence for your nation. Explore alternative histories and work with those you once considered foes; leverage your access to abundant natural resources, and lend your support to those who most benefit your situation.

  • New Military Doctrines: Shape, manage, and ultimately reform the armed forces according to your battlefield requirements with unique doctrines that accompany a rework of the core doctrines system.

  • Expanded Factions System: Wield greater control over allied countries with new and expanded faction rules and defined goals of your alliance.

  • Additional supporting features and quality-of-life updates, such as new Naval Special Projects and updates to Naval Combat with improved carrier mechanics.

The tides of war rise in the Pacific. Will this be your war of dominion, or of resistance?

User reviews

Helium God
Not recommended | 22 Apr 2026

I have over 2500 hours in HOI4. NCNS is a good DLC from the perspective that it *finally* updates the pivotal Empire of Japan and China after years and years of complete neglect. That said, this DLC is both overpriced

Helpful: 57
HudSin
Not recommended | 03 May 2026

HOI4's dlcs are regularly criticised. This is frequently because they are underwhelming, do not provide enough content for the price, or do not address fundamental issues (poor ai army templates and equipment designs

Helpful: 53
MrMcQue
Recommended | 22 Apr 2026

Most hate of this DLC is performative, about the DLC policy itself, about removing very gamey strategies, or has nothing to do with No Compromise No surrender in the first place. There are some legitimate issues with

Helpful: 24
Alt+F4=WIN
Not recommended | 23 Apr 2026

As i wrote in the czech dlc, paradox is becoming far too greedy for their own good. I could write a dissertation-length rant about the clear deterioration and degredation of Paradox, but i'll keep it short. Unless PRX

Helpful: 112
TreeSlayer
Not recommended | 07 May 2026

The positives: Its not a bad DLC. It doesnt seem to ruin the game aswell. The bad: The content. Nothing feels like they really did something thats worth any kind of money. Its a "live service" game update. Most games

Helpful: 15
Sekevi
Not recommended | 13 May 2026

It adds some good content but not enough content, but it is nowhere near the value of "$30". Coal is also another mindless resource to keep track of that only affects minor nations and makes them more of a headache to

Helpful: 17