For almost a decade, the Creative Assembly has tried to present historically accurate real time warfare with turn-based strategy and resource management as a key element of play. Whether players fought across the medieval period or ancient Rome, players essentially made their own story as they try to lead their faction to glory.
However, Creative Assembly wanted to provide a bit more direction for their latest title, an evolution of franchise mechanics as ambitious as the man that the game is based on. Napoleon: Total War is coming in February 2010, and from what IGN was shown during a recent press event, this could be the deepest Total War yet.
BLG writes: "I don’t think it’s a stretch to say that the Total War series features some of the best strategy games ever made. And yet, not all Total War games were created equally. None of these games are necessarily bad but some are definitely better than others. Much better. With that in mind, I decided to take a look at all the Total War games released so far and attempt to rank them all from worst to best. "
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It’s Total War Week at the Humble Store. Games in the popular strategy franchise are up to 75 percent off.
February 2010 then tack on another 9 months of fixes then it might be playable. Their willingness to spew out crap loaded with bugs is well known.