A Total War Saga: Troy pits players in the roles of the Epic Heroes that shaped the stories of Homer in the Iliad. Creative Assembly Sofia is bringing players to Anquitiy and playing out the drama ...

Total War Saga is a bit of a smaller title, but it still takes a lot of time. GamesBeat: It probably helped that Three Kingdoms took this turn into myth and legend, with the leaders and that style ...

Maya Georgieva, Game Director: Total War Sagas are a particular form of Total War games that we are trying to make. Troy is the second one under the Saga sub-franchise banner.

With an art style inspired by the clay amphorae so synonymous with the period, the campaign map, in particular, is arresting. It’s a work of art in its own right. The fog of war, for example, is ...

A Total War Saga: Troy absolutely nails its Bronze Age setting and comes up with interesting ways to make the period work in its grand strategy framework, but its AI has trouble wrapping its head ...

A Total War Saga: TROY takes players back in time to explore Greek mythology and some of the greatest myths in history. Find out if this historic strategy game is worth your time in our review.

Experience A Total War Saga: TROY for free to see how you like it, courtesy of SEGA. In this legendary age, heroes walk the earth. Yet it takes only a single impulsive act to spark a conflict that ...

He's a supporting character, but obviously, if you pick him in A Total War Saga: Troy, he becomes the star by definition. How would a story like that work? I'll tell you, because I've played it.

A Total War Saga: TROY is out now! It’s time to grab your spears, say your prayers to Zeus (or your Olympian of choice) and lead your army to the gates of TROY. Grab your copy for free for the ...

Credit: SEGA Within the Mythos content Pack for A Total War Saga: Troy players can experience the Trojan War in all its Mythological glory. Create your own odyssey and embark on one of three new ...

Total War: Pharaoh has heaps of names that might not stick out in a memorable way for those who aren't Bronze Age (and Greek Heroic Age) gurus, but surely, we all know Troy.