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Total War: Warhammer
Emperor Karl Franz isn't the kind of leader who's afraid to get his hands dirty on the battlefield, as evidenced in a new Total War: Warhammer trailer. The in-engine cinematic shows the Battle of Fire Pass, which pits the Empire against the Greenskins.
The clip may not have a shred of gameplay in it, but it does capture the feel of a fantasy battle. It's also a great showcase for the Demigryphs, which we saw earlier this week in another trailer. It's clearer than ever that Creative Assembly wasn't joking around when they said these lion/eagle hybrids were an invaluable tool of war.
Footage from the entirety of the battle will be coming in a few weeks, on July 30. In addition, Sega says it will include a developer walkthrough to provide greater context for all the action.
Total War: Warhammer is coming to PC and Mac later this year.
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