The Total War series is a popular strategy video game franchise developed by Creative Assembly and published by Sega. The games combine turn-based campaign strategy with real-time tactical battles set in various historical time periods.
The Total War series is a series of strategy video games developed by British developer Creative Assembly and published by Sega. The games combine turn-based strategic gameplay taking place on a campaign map with real-time tactically-oriented battles.
The first game in the series, Shogun: Total War, was released in 2000 and set in feudal Japan. It was praised for its blend of complex campaign strategy and large-scale real-time battles with thousands of troops. Over the next two decades, Creative Assembly went on to develop over a dozen more games in the series set across a wide range of historical settings such as Medieval Europe, the Roman Republic, Napoleon's Europe, and the Three Kingdoms era in ancient China.
Key features that define the Total War series include:
With its fusion of deep strategic gameplay and impressive real-time battles, the Total War series has become one of the most acclaimed strategy game franchises in PC gaming history, appealing to armchair generals and history buffs alike.