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The engine in Total War: Warhammer is a new iteration of the last one built off of the Total War 3 engine that [[Total War: Attila]] was made from. | |||
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Revision as of 17:39, 11 October 2015
Total War Warhammer is another installation in the Total War series which was announced on 22 April, 2015. It is currently still in pre-alpha development.
General Information
SEGA announced partnership with Games Workshop in December 6 2012, and is set to release in 2016, further details unknown. It is to come in a trilogy of standalone expansions, which if bought together can be combined to create what CA describe as "the largest Total War experience to date." The game is set to feature 4 playable races: the Empire, Greenskins, Dwarfs, and Vampire Counts, and reflecting upon this, is set in the old world of WHFB.
Campaign Map
Engine
The engine in Total War: Warhammer is a new iteration of the last one built off of the Total War 3 engine that Total War: Attila was made from.
Gameplay
Factions
Playable Factions
Without any DLC, there are four playable factions in Total War: Warhammer. These factions are,
- The Empire
- The Orcs and Goblins (Greenskins)
- Vampire Counts
- The Dwarfs
DLC Factions
These factions are playable through some kind of downloadable content:
- To be released
Downloadable Content
There isn't any DLC confirmed yet.
System Requirements
Minimum:
- To be released
Recommended:
- To be released