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Creative Assembly Announces Total War: Three Kingdoms With Cinematic Teaser
Though Creative Assembly has put a lot of focus on its Warhammer games in recent years, the studio revealed last year that a more historical title was being developed. Today, that new game has been revealed, and it's titled Total War: Three Kingdoms.
This history-based strategy game takes you to China in the year 190 CE. Details are still slim, but you can watch the cinematic trailer that released today below.
Total War: Three Kingdoms is expected to release in the fall for PC. For more on Total War, read our review of Warhammer II by heading here.
Our Take
It's refreshing to see Creative Assembly move away from all the Warhammer games and to go back to their historically-based fare for the next major entry in the series. Even though details are slim, this setting holds promise.
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