The DeanBeat: My favorite games of 2021
Almost two years into the pandemic, it’s hard to look back and see much good that happened this year. But as reality was horrible...
Sega’s Creative Assembly reveals Total War: Rome Remastered coming April 29
It’s a new day for the Roman empire. Sega Europe and Creative Assembly said that Total War: Rome Remastered is coming on April 29....
Total War Saga: Troy interview — How Creative Assembly made the game bigger than Troy’s battle
Sega’s The Creative Assembly studio is the steward of the Total War series, and its latest game, Total War Saga: Troy debuts August 13 on...
Henry Cavill is right — in 2019, Total War: Warhammer is great
Creative Assembly’s Total War: Warhammer franchise has seemed to be quiet recently (apart from a shout-out from Witcher star Henry Cavill). Its last new...
Total War Saga: Troy will debut in 2020
Sega Europe confirmed leaked news that Total War Saga: Troy is Creative Assembly‘s next Total War game. It’s coming in 2020. After the debut...
NetEase will help Creative Assembly bring Total War games to China
The Creative Assembly announced today that it is partnering with NetEase to bring its Total War franchise to China. Total War is a series...
Total War: Three Kingdoms hits 1 million copies sold in under a week
The Total War series is finally playing around in a Chinese setting, and now that country is paying developer Creative Assembly back with success....
Total War: Three Kingdoms review — Best in the series, best in the setting
Total War: Three Kingdoms is the best Total War game and the best Three Kingdoms game ever. I do not make this claim lightly;...
Total War: Three Kingdoms hands-on — Combat is no longer an imperial pain
A couple months ago, I previewed Total War: Three Kingdoms, with the initial reaction that the combat was worrisome and the strategy was on...
Total War: Three Kingdoms hands-on: equal parts exciting and worrisome
Total War: Three Kingdoms doesn’t look like a huge change for the Total War series, but it might unintentionally be the most radical installment...