Creative AssemblysTotal War: Three Kingdomsis a triumph.
Theres no other way to put it.
Everything about this game is better than its predecessors, includingWarhammer II.
But also, possibly, the easiest to approach.
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Men warred openly, plotted in secrecy, and betrayed ancient allies for new opportunities.
There is no other gaming experience like playingTotal War.
Everything is left up to you.
The result is a game where even the smallest victory can feel like a great achievement.
You have to earn every inch on the battlefield.
But this isnt a casual gamers affair.
But eventually something magical happens: things begin to slow down and you catch on.
You begin to understand your enemies movements well enough to counter them with maneuvers of your own.
Suddenly youre dominating on the battlefield against weaker opponents and outfoxing stronger ones.
And thats when this entrys unique gameplay options start to make things interesting.
Record mode plays out like previousTotal Wargames.
But Romance mode takes things in a completely different direction.
It plays out more like the tales from the book the game is based on.
Both options are fun and their distinctly different feels give the game even more replayability than it already has.
And thats saying something because its several unique characters make the single player campaign worth repeating.
As mentioned earlier, theres simply no other gaming experience likeTotal War.
AndThree Kingdomsis the most polished entry in the franchise.
Im impressed by how well the game runs.
I did, however, see some screen-tearing in the campaign mode.
If you enjoy theTotal Warseries,Three Kingdomsis a no-brainer unless youre simply not interested in the setting.
Total War: Three Kingdomswill be available for PC on May 23rd.
you’re able to pre-order your copyhere.
