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Total War: WARHAMMER
Action
Strategy
Single-player
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Addictive turn-based empire-building with colossal, real-time battles, all set in a world of legendary heroes, giant monsters, flying creatures and storms of magical power.

Developers: CREATIVE ASSEMBLY Feral Interactive (Linux) Feral Interactive (Mac)
Publishers: SEGA Feral Interactive (Linux) Feral Interactive (Mac)
Release Date: May 24, 2016
Price (USD): $59.99
Current Players: 198

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Very Positive(82%)
rich experience
unique factions
visually impressive
fantasy integration
immersive
game difficulty
AI behavior
campaign challenges
expensive pricing
DLC cash grab
technical issues
learning curve
Overall, reviews reflect a strong appreciation for the game's immersive Warhammer universe and strategic depth, with players enjoying the unique faction mechanics and battle experiences. However, there is considerable criticism regarding the game's pricing and DLC practices, as well as mixed feelings about the game's difficulty and learning curve. While many commend the visual and tactical elements, the technical issues and high cost are consistent complaints.

Positive Points

  • The game offers a rich and immersive experience for both Total War and Warhammer fans, blending the grand strategy of the Total War series with the fantasy elements of Warhammer.
  • The variety of factions and unique playstyles add depth to the game, offering a different challenge with each different faction.
  • The real-time battles are visually impressive and strategically engaging, allowing for a diverse range of tactics, especially with the inclusion of magical abilities and monstrous units.
  • The game has excellent graphics and a well-crafted world that brings the Warhammer universe to life.

    • Negative Points

  • There is substantial criticism regarding the game's pricing, especially for its age, with many feeling it's too expensive and beaten by its successors.
  • The extensive DLC model is seen as a cash grab, locking many factions and content behind additional purchases.
  • Some players experienced technical issues, including frequent crashes, poor optimization on newer hardware, and problems with the game's launcher.
  • The game's steep learning curve can be intimidating, especially to newcomers.

    • Mixed Points

  • While the game is praised for its mechanics and strategy, the difficulty of campaigns and AI behavior can be a point of frustration, making it both challenging and rewarding.
  • The introduction of fantasy elements through magic and faction-specific mechanics is viewed positively by some but criticized by others for diverging from traditional Total War gameplay.

    • Common Themes

  • The game provides a unique blend of Total War's strategic depth and Warhammer's fantasy lore.
  • There is a significant amount of replayability due to the different playstyles of the races and factions.
  • Despite the game's age, it remains highly regarded for its visual and tactical complexity.
  • The pricing and DLC model remain contentious points, with many reviews highlighting concerns over cost.
    • Updated 8/30/2025, 12:01:12 AM UTC
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