The latest addition to Total War is named after Attila the Hun, the plunderer of Europe and Asia Minor, establishing the game’s setting as during the fall of the Roman Empire and the dawn of the Dark Ages. While it hasn’t always been smooth sailing for the franchise ( Empire was a bit of a bust and the first Rome was incredibly buggy), the last few iterations have managed to deliver good, solid gameplay and then some.
I have a long history with the Total War series that goes back to the first title in the franchise, Shogun: Total War, back when the games were still titled “ X: Total War” instead of “ Total War: X.” They are slow, ponderous giants with two separate modes: grand strategy, which takes place on an overland map in turn-based mode and real-time battles.
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