But while Rome II enabled you to take over the known world, this time it’s different. Total War: Attila resembles Rome II in that it combines real-time combat between armies on a 3D battlefield with the Civilization-style strategic campaign map where you manage your empire. Three top investment pros open up about what it takes to get your video game funded. It has split in two and it faces wars on six fronts. The beginning of the Western Roman Empire campaign starts out with the empire in a state of decline. Not only must you guard your borders, you have to deal with family politics, betrayal by allies, disease, starvation, and bankruptcy. The player challenges have been heightened. It uses the same campaign map and game engine, but it has a lot of improvements and a more thoughtful design. This huge PC game is based on Creative Assembly’s massive strategy game Total War: Rome II from 2013. For instance, it recently launched the Wrath of Sparta expansion for Total War: Rome II, and it also announced Total War Battles: Kingdom, a free-to-play realm-building game. The Total War series has been around for 13 years, and The Creative Assembly is now launching multiple offerings based on the same Total War brand.
On average, people play Total War titles for 104 hours per game. In fact, the Total War games had around 850,000 monthly active players in 2014 even though a new entry in the didn’t come out last year. These games thrive among new fans and history buffs long after they’ve launched. Total War: Attila is sure to be another hit in this series. Total War: Attila will bring out the barbarian in you. Or you can be Attila, the destroyer of civilization, and sack Rome yourself. Or you can play the barbarians themselves. You can play the Eastern Roman Empire and hope the hordes hit the Western Roman Empire instead. Of course, there’s a way out of this problem. And after you deal with them, then you have to fight Attila. In the year 395 AD, you can try to save the divided Roman empire from the barbarian hordes. Sega’s Creative Assembly has delivered another fine addition to its Total War real-time strategy game series, and Total War: Attila is one of the toughest yet in this ancient warfare series.īut that also makes it a good game. I was doing my duty for Rome, but it was kind of a no-win situation. But I was busy trying to save the Western Roman Empire from eternal darkness. My kid was asking me for a ride to a friend’s house. Join gaming leaders online at GamesBeat Summit Next this upcoming November 9-10.
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