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Total War Battles: Kingdom
After releasing Total War Battles: Shogun on mobile devices in 2011, Creative Assembly’s Digital Team is releasing another entry in the portable series, Total War Battles: Kingdom. The game takes place at the turn of the 10th century as players build their realms and fight with neighboring kingdoms for dominion.
Kingdom will release as a free-to-play title featuring multiplayer battles in which deception, subterfuge, and betrayal are viable means of maintaining dominance. The game’s persistent world means that your kingdom’s goings-on will chug along even when you’re not playing. It will also feature cross-platform play, letting you save your game in one place and pick up where you left off on another system.
Along with the game’s announcement comes a trailer and screenshots, which you can view below.
Total War Battles: Kingdom doesn’t yet have a release date, but it is planned for PC, Mac, and tablets.
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