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===25 March Updates===
 
===25 March Updates===
 
On 25 March, 2015 the Blood and Burning Pack, Celts Culture Pack, and Tin Island Mercenary Update were all released.  The Celts Culture Pack allows players to use the Picts, Caledonians, and Ebdanians; all with a new unit roster, battle tactics, and prestige buildings.  The Tin Isle Mercenary Update focuses on adding and balancing units, AI factions are less aggressive, and other technical/gameplay improvements.  The Blood and Burning Pack is a graphic enhancement which adds blood, gore, vomit, and burns to the victims of war on the battlefield as well as the campaign map.
 
On 25 March, 2015 the Blood and Burning Pack, Celts Culture Pack, and Tin Island Mercenary Update were all released.  The Celts Culture Pack allows players to use the Picts, Caledonians, and Ebdanians; all with a new unit roster, battle tactics, and prestige buildings.  The Tin Isle Mercenary Update focuses on adding and balancing units, AI factions are less aggressive, and other technical/gameplay improvements.  The Blood and Burning Pack is a graphic enhancement which adds blood, gore, vomit, and burns to the victims of war on the battlefield as well as the campaign map.
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===The Last Roman Campaign Pack===
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On 25th June, 2015 the first Campaign pack of Attila was released. This campaign starts in the year of 533 AD and it has five playable factions: Roman Expedition, Ostrogoths, Vandals, Franks and the Visigoths. It has new buildings, technologies and units alongside a new and unique Horde system of Roman Expedition.
  
 
===Empires of Sand Culture Pack===
 
===Empires of Sand Culture Pack===
On 15 September, 2015, a fourth faction pack was released. It adds three more playable factions: the Tanukhids, Himyar and Aksum.  There are also an additional three new religions available: Eastern Christianity, Judaism and Semitic Paganism, along with other improvements to eastern kingdom cultures.
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On 15 September, 2015 a fourth faction pack was released. It adds three more playable factions: the Tanukhids, Himyar and Aksum.  There are also an additional three new religions available: Eastern Christianity, Judaism and Semitic Paganism, along with other improvements to eastern kingdom cultures.
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===The Assembly Kit===
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Alongside in-game content, Assembly kit-Beta was released on 29 April, 2015. It is a pack that contains some modding tools like database editing, texture processor , battlefield creator, campaign map aesthetics editor for the modders.
  
 
==System Requirements==
 
==System Requirements==

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Total War: Attila is the ninth Total War game by the Creative Assembly. It was released for Windows and OS X on 17 February, 2015.

General Information

Total War: Attila, is set in the late Roman Empire. The campaign allows the player to take control of either of the Roman Empires, the Sassanid Persians, one of the various Germanic tribes, and more.

Campaign Map

The game has a very similar map to Total War: Rome II. It stretches from Morocco to Caspian sea, and from Hibernia to Arabian peninsula.

Engine

Gameplay

Factions

Playable Factions

Without any DLC, there are ten playable factions in Attila: Total War.

  • The Huns
  • The Eastern Roman Empire
  • The Visigoths
  • The Vandals
  • The Sassanid Empire
  • Alans
  • Saxons
  • Ostrogoths
  • Franks
  • The Western Roman Empire
  • DLC Factions

    These factions are playable through some kind of downloadable content:

  • The Suebi
  • Lakhmids
  • The Danes
  • The Geats
  • The Jutes
  • The Langobards
  • The Alamans
  • The Burgundians
  • The Ebdanians
  • The Picts
  • The Caledonians
  • The Tanukhids
  • Himyar
  • Aksum
  • The Last Roman Factions

  • The Ostrogothic Empire
  • The Frankish Kingdom
  • The Vandalic Kingdom
  • The Roman Expedition
  • The Visigothic Empire
  • Downloadable Content and Updates

    Viking Forefathers Culture Pack

    The Danes, Geats, and Jutes are available to play as with the Viking Forefathers Culture Pack DLC, which was released on 17 February, 2015.

    Longbeards Culture Pack

    On 4 March, 2015 the Longbeards Culture Pack was released, which allows players to be the Langobard, Burgundian, or Alaman factions.

    25 March Updates

    On 25 March, 2015 the Blood and Burning Pack, Celts Culture Pack, and Tin Island Mercenary Update were all released. The Celts Culture Pack allows players to use the Picts, Caledonians, and Ebdanians; all with a new unit roster, battle tactics, and prestige buildings. The Tin Isle Mercenary Update focuses on adding and balancing units, AI factions are less aggressive, and other technical/gameplay improvements. The Blood and Burning Pack is a graphic enhancement which adds blood, gore, vomit, and burns to the victims of war on the battlefield as well as the campaign map.

    The Last Roman Campaign Pack

    On 25th June, 2015 the first Campaign pack of Attila was released. This campaign starts in the year of 533 AD and it has five playable factions: Roman Expedition, Ostrogoths, Vandals, Franks and the Visigoths. It has new buildings, technologies and units alongside a new and unique Horde system of Roman Expedition.

    Empires of Sand Culture Pack

    On 15 September, 2015 a fourth faction pack was released. It adds three more playable factions: the Tanukhids, Himyar and Aksum. There are also an additional three new religions available: Eastern Christianity, Judaism and Semitic Paganism, along with other improvements to eastern kingdom cultures.

    The Assembly Kit

    Alongside in-game content, Assembly kit-Beta was released on 29 April, 2015. It is a pack that contains some modding tools like database editing, texture processor , battlefield creator, campaign map aesthetics editor for the modders.

    System Requirements

    Minimum:

    • OS: Windows Vista 32-bit
    • Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo 3 GHz or AMD Athlon II X3 455 3.3 GHz
    • Memory: 3 GB RAM
    • Graphics: 512 MB NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT, AMD Radeon HD 2900 XT or Intel HD 4000
    • DirectX®: 10
    • Hard Drive: 35 GB HD space
    • Additional: PC integrated graphics chipsets require 64 bit Windows, e.g. Intel HD series., Unsupported graphics chipsets for Mac: NVIDIA GeForce 9 series, GeForce 300 series, GeForce Quatro series ; AMD Radeon HD 4000 series, Radeon HD 2000 series.

    Recommended:

    • OS: Windows 7 64-bit
    • Processor: 2nd Generation Intel Core i5 (or greater)
    • Memory: 4GB RAM
    • Graphics: 2 GB NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 Ti or AMD Radeon HD 5870
    • DirectX®: 10
    • Hard Drive: 35 GB HD space
    • Additional: PC integrated graphics chipsets require 64 bit Windows, e.g. Intel HD series., Unsupported graphics chipsets for Mac: NVIDIA GeForce 9 series, GeForce 300 series, GeForce Quatro series ; AMD Radeon HD 4000 series, Radeon HD 2000 series.

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