Total War Pharaoh Steam reviews put Creative Assembly’s strategy sim at ‘mixed,’ while the TW Pharaoh player count falls below Total War Rome 2 from 2013.
Tired of these half baked shithouse total war games like pharaoh, troy and britannia. It must be so hard to develop a sequel to medieval, Rome or any of the other successful franchises that people actually want to play
I’d actually have really liked a Bronze Age Collapse game.
For all I know, it’s this one, HOWEVER, my unplayed library is too big as is, but what definitely wouldn’t have made the cut is another Roman strategy game.
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Tired of these half baked shithouse total war games like pharaoh, troy and britannia. It must be so hard to develop a sequel to medieval, Rome or any of the other successful franchises that people actually want to play
Are least Britannia was honest about being a saga game, Pharaoh is pretending that it is a mainline release.
I’d actually have really liked a Bronze Age Collapse game.
For all I know, it’s this one, HOWEVER, my unplayed library is too big as is, but what definitely wouldn’t have made the cut is another Roman strategy game.