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New Video Shows Off The Grand Campaign In Total War: Warhammer

Creative Assembly has released a new gameplay trailer detailing the Grand Campaign in Total War: Warhammer.


From the Press Release
Creative Assembly have today unveiled gameplay and details for the Grand Campaign in Total War: WARHAMMER. The beautifully detailed 3D campaign map will immerse players deep into the Old World of Warhammer Fantasy Battles. In this rich, high-fantasy sandbox they can create a legend of their own by mastering the addictive, turn-based game of conquest, empire building and tactical maneuvers, as one of four playable races (Greenskins, Dwarfs, Vampire Counts and Empire). Like all Total War titles, conflicts can be settled in thrilling, epic-scale real-time battles.

“Fans of both Total War and Warhammer have been desperate to see what kind of slant we’ve put on the campaign map design for Total War: WARHAMMER,” said Ian Roxburgh, Game Director.

“We’ve gone to great pains to ensure we bring the hugely popular, lore-detailed world of Warhammer Fantasy Battles to life with the most detailed and graphically impressive campaign map we’ve created to date.”

In Total War: WARHAMMER each playable race will offer a deep and very different style of gameplay. In this first video, we follow campaign gameplay from the perspective of the Greenskins and reveal brand new features for Total War: WARHAMMER including functionality never before seen in a Total War title.

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