The latter game, however, was not made at Total War HQ - Creative Assembly UK - but in Sega's Australian studio that has since been closed. The Total War series has visited the medieval ages (my favourite age if you're asking) twice before, once in 2002 (the second-ever Total War game) and again in 2006. There's a trailer, although it's scene-setting CGI mumbo-jumbo rather than gameplay, but there are screenshots that show a bit more. New Kingdoms and Units are introduced, along. New game features with Story-based and Kingdom Events. 8 Playable factions with all new Units, Tech and Buildings. Enter the Medieval era with Knights, Housecarls and a new illuminated UI art style. The press release touts 50 conquerable provinces and 'hundreds' of hours of gameplay, and, well, that's about all we know for now. Play as one of eight playable factions in a huge new campaign mode that takes place at the start of Middle Ages. Total War: ATTILA - Age of Charlemagne Campaign Pack Huge new Campaign, set at the dawn of the Middle Ages. A trifling 32 years later he became the first Holy Roman Empire having united Western Europe. Beside Knights there will be Housecarls and other period-appropriate units from 768AD, which was when Charlemagne - Charles the Great - took the Frankish throne. There will be Knights, there will be a whole new medieval campaign map, and there will be new campaign mechanics, although the press release doesn't say what they are. Ooh Total War is getting all medieval again, in an expansion for Attila called Age of Charlemagne, due 10th December.

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