Diving into the world of 'Total War: Three Kingdoms' for the first time, it’s clear that the team at Creative Assembly are keen to try as many new ideas as possible all at once. It’s a hearty feast that’s sure to satisfy the most ravenous strategy buff.
Epic Games Store has revealed its final January mystery games, confirming Wildgate and Total War: Three Kingdoms as the last free titles of the holiday giveaway.
From Xbox Wire: "I know, June has been a wild month so far already (this is my subtle plug to check out everything announced at the Xbox & Bethesda Games Showcase). Act surprised, but we’re not done yet. We’re closing out the month with more games you can look forward to very soon (some very, very soon, as in available today!)."
Looking forward to playing Far Cry 5, I have not played that one yet. I have to say I really enjoy GamePass, a wide variety of games especially with the EA Play stuff. I find myself trying all sorts of games I never have played before. I enjoy the cloud aspect so I don't have to download it then figure out I don't like it and delete it. Worth every penny in my opinion.
Nice. Thought it was cool Gamepass was getting the remasters of the Shadowrun trilogy, but Farcry 5 is also a good one.
Personal favorite of the series, but only have it on PC.
Some excellent additions to GP and just in time since I just finished Elden Ring.
Naraka looks extremely fun and then there's Far Cry 5, good job GP
FC5 I’ll have to play - it’s been on my backlog for a while and I just never got around to buying it. Looks pretty fun from watching YT plays.
It’s my favorite Far Cry so I hope you enjoy it too. It’s full of little Americana jokes and satires that might go over one’s head if they weren’t an American or a Canadian rancher. Great fun though! Gameplay, setting, and music really fit the tone well
KeenGamer: "Despite being the best selling game in the series, Total War: Three Kingdoms failed to maintain the hype and fell into obscurity. How did this happen? Although a large amount of factors contributed to why Three Kingdoms failed, none are as egregious as Creative Assembly's handling and post-launch support of the game."
I love the historical TW games but after the Warhammer series, I can never go back. Which is why I'm worried after TW:WH3 releases, what's next?
