Improved core gameplay and UI through the latest optimised and modified Total War game mechanics, including politics, family tree, civic management and technological progression.

Total War: Attila is an arranged marriage between a capable (and aging) battle simulator, and a fussy political one.

SEGA has announced Total War: ATTILA, the next installment in Creative Assembly's real-time strategy series. ATTILA and will combine turn-based strategy with real-time tactics. The game will cast ...

They may have a point. Attila offers plenty of campaign and battle improvements; from the return of the family tree system, to an overhauled model of siege warfare. More than that, though, it does ...

Attila's barbarian hordes not only imbued the Total War series with new life and mechanics, they solved some years-old problems.

A preview build may not represent the final experience, but playing Total War: Attila was a sluggish affair, both on the strategic map and within battlegrounds.

Total War: Attila may not be the best loved out of all the historical Total War games, but it did set the stage for things to come in the Total Warhammer fantasy line.

Total War: Attila will be challenging, as the game is designed for "Total War veterans." Eurogamer mentions in its preview that diseases will play an important role in the game.

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The factions in Attila, particularly the Huns, define what it means to have “Total War,” for the Huns simply have no concept of civilized diplomacy.

Where most Total War games see your empire expand ever outward, Attila instead forces you to keep a foothold on a shrinking island of safety and prosperity.

In Total War: Attila, the vast empire is fractured and beset on all sides, sandwiched in between nomadic tribes, expanding eastern kingdoms and the tidal wave of Huns.