Total War: Three Kingdoms' newest patch 1.7.1 will also be its last, after Creative Assembly announced that it would be winding down production in favor of a new Three Kingdoms game.While the ...

Total War: Three Kingdoms first in-engine cinematic reveals Cao Cao and a delayed release. By Andy Chalk published 6 June 18. news The first in-engine cinematic sees Cao Cao hanging a job on his ...

A new beta patch for Total War: Three Kingdoms is now available for testing. Update 1.7.1 is incredibly lean, but its main aim is to address two long-standing errors regarding Three Kingdom's ...

Historical Total War fans received a bit of a blow earlier this year when Creative Assembly announced it would no longer be supporting Total War: Three Kingdoms. Sure, we're getting some kind of ...

Published by Sega and developed by Creative Assembly, Total War: Three Kingdoms launches March 7, 2019, on PC. Stay tuned to Shacknews for additional updates. Charles Singletary Jr.

Total War: Three Kingdoms has a release date: March 7 2019. Preorders are up, and they come with the Yellow Turban Rebellion pack. In addition Sega has revealed digital, ...

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Total War: Three Kingdoms is due out on PC on March 7, 2019. For more great videos including developer interviews and games industry convention coverage, be sure to follow Shacknews and GamerHub ...

News of the new project came alongside the latest patch for Total War: Three Kingdoms, 1.7.1. This substantial patch is live and contains numerous community-requested fixes, ...

SEGA and Creative Assembly have added one last patch to Total War: Three Kingdoms as the team is moving onto something new. The 1.7.1 patch went live on May 27th, adding a ton of fixes to the game ...

Creative Assembly and Sega have revealed a new in-engine trailer for Total War: Three Kingdoms which is a breathtaking journey through ancient China.

In spite of all of these big sweeping changes to the core dynamic, Classic mode will still be the Total War you know and love. You won’t be able to rattle through dozens of enemies at a time ...