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Total War Battles: Kingdom
Developer Creative Assembly and publisher Sega launched the tactical strategy title Total War Battles: Kingdom today for iOS, Android, PC and Mac. The successor to 2011's Total War Battles: Shogun, Kingdom mixes the large-scale tactical warfare of the Total War series with realm building elements packaged in a free-to-play distribution model.
Total War Battles: Kingdom tasks players with building, managing, and defending their domain through head-to-head tactical battles with other players and A.I. enemies. The game features cross-platform play, so players will be able to save their game on one platform and pick it up from the same place on another.
You can read more about Total War Battles: Kingdom in our preview here. For more Total War, read our thoughts on The Vampire Counts faction in the upcoming Total War: Warhammer.
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