On May 23, Total War: Three Kingdoms, a global strategy game dedicated to Ancient China of the 190th century, will be released on PC. Players will be invited to immerse themselves in the story of Luo Guanzhong's semi-mythical novel The Three Kingdoms, which takes place after the fall of the Han Empire, when China was divided and fragmented, and the country needed a new dynasty with new ideals. The game will be fully translated into Russian, and the developers have presented a special promotional video for the upcoming launch.
The blood of the Han Dynasty flows in the veins of Liu Bei, and he is ready to overcome any obstacles for the good of his country, speaking with his brothers against the cruelty of Dong Zhuo, the power of Sun Jiang and the cunning of Cao Cao in the struggle for power over China. Players will be able to join him or join the enemies. Total War: Three Kingdoms has already received more pre-orders than any other game in the series, according to Sega and the Creative Assembly.
As part of the campaign based on the Three Kingdoms, the player will be offered 12 far-sighted military leaders. These are unsurpassed commanders, powerful warriors, wise politicians with their own goals and style of play. Many minor characters will be ready to submit, lead armies, provinces and strengthen the growing empire.
For those players who want a more historical rather than colorful game, , which offers a realistic depiction of the wars of that era and does not provide the benefits of legendary warlords. The story campaign itself is the same in both modes, but in Records the warlords are ordinary people and therefore more vulnerable. To win, you will have to think carefully about tactics, and any mistake can turn followers away from the player. Battles last about 30% longer, are less dynamic and colorful. Units tire faster and become less effective in combat. As a result, each tactical decision receives additional weight.
Total War: Three Kingdoms can still be pre-ordered at this time to receive the Yellow Turban Rebellion DLC with new generals, skills, weapons, and classes as a reward. Project system requirements , so only owners of processors no worse than the Intel Core i60-7K can count on 8700 frames / s in Total War: Three Kingdoms.
Source: 3dnews.ru