Creative Assembly and Sega have announced the next Total War game, Total War: Medieval 3. Game director Pawel Wojs said in a blog post that the team is announcing the game early in its development cycle because it wants to speak transparently with fans about the game as it’s being made.
“Our goal is to talk to you more about what we’re working on and why we’re doing it. It is a very new way for us to communicate about these early phases of game development, but we’re excited to take you on the journey,” he said.
Wojs said fans can look forward to new updates about once a quarter. The last entry in the series, Medieval 2: Total War, was released all the way back in 2006.
This is exciting news for Total War fans! The concept of an ultimate “what if?” game sounds intriguing and could lead to some fascinating scenarios. Looking forward to seeing how Creative Assembly brings this new installment to life!
Absolutely, it’s a thrilling prospect! The “what if?” aspect really opens up so many possibilities for gameplay and strategy, allowing players to explore alternate historical outcomes. I’m curious to see how they’ll balance historical accuracy with those creative freedoms.
I completely agree! The “what if?” concept allows players to explore alternate histories and create unique scenarios. It will be interesting to see how the game incorporates different factions and their potential alliances or conflicts.