Marshall your savagery, and strike primal fear into the hearts of your enemies with the Beasts of War unit pack for Total War: Rome II. Comprising seven new battlefield units, Beasts of War brings ...

Rome: Total War is the third Total War game from England's Creative Assembly, and, to make a long story short, it's the best one yet. It was naturally expected to build on its illustrious ...

Yesterday Sega released downloadable content for Total War: Rome 2 that adds blood and gore to the game for £2.

There will be 500 types of unit, a five-fold increase on the original Total War: Rome, and 183 map regions, almost double that of Total War: Shogun 2.

Rome: Total War has been one of the most highly anticipated games of the year. We at IGN have been looking forward to it since we first saw the potential inherent in the design of Shogun: Total War.

For some, Creative Assembly's celebrated Total War series represents the ultimate in Real Time Strategy titles; deep, complex, involving, life-sapping experiences that bring out the megalomaniac ...

Total War: Rome 2’s second patch went live last week. For more on the game, check out our interview with studio communications manager Al Bickham on how fear and loyalty play a massive role in ...

Rome is the largest faction in the game in-terms of Unit types and resources, making it a great side to select. For more help on Rome 2, read our Sparta Units, Iceni Units and Suebi Units Guide ...

One thing Rome: Total War really gets right is the sense of scale. More than any game I’ve ever played, you really feel like you’re building an empire brick by brick.

Likewise, Total War devotees may also be irked by the inability to immediately play the main game as any faction. You are restricted to the three main Roman houses, Brutii, Julii and Scipii, until ...

The Britons are very similar to the Gauls - they come from the same robust Celtic stock after all, and many tribes can be found in Northern Gaul and in Britannia. The sea is no barrier. The ...

The Total War series has always been about the balance between small- and large-scale conflict, and Rome II has taken that philosophy to its logical conclusion. In your quest to conquer Ancient ...