The latest in the Total War - series "Attila, while indirect sequel to" Rome 2 "plays this time the time of the downfall of the Roman Empire, around the 5th century There is Endzeitstimmung in a rapidly fragmenting Europe in the age of mass migration and the invasion. the Huns. Attila offers ten playable races plus DLC content (currently again 3 nations), many of them also play noticeably different from what ensures quite high replayability. The eponymous Huns are designed as mobile horsemen. They are suitable in a prime location ideal to to undertake very rapid attacks and pillaging to pull through the area, very historic. Will I improve my company technologically, I have to at least temporarily settle and build a camp myself. If you on the other hand plays against the Huns, one must reckon with permanent attacks, and establish and divide its territories and armed forces accordingly. Helpful is then only a defensive style of play in order to win from a safe position out little by little new land. That's Attila even more important than in the previous series parts, for now can be completely devastated settlements and an expensive rebuilding would result. The eponymous Attila the Hun intervenes, he must be born into play to then ascend to the General as a character until later in the campaign. As in any part of TW does not harm even diplomacy here: Who early forges alliances, might receive aid from friendly generals. More than ever before have to keep also the pedigree of his nobles in mind here namely threaten increasingly dangerous intrigue, which can be fatal. An issue has in common with its direct predecessor Attila: The felt much too fast revolts in their own areas, which are quite difficult to keep in check. Total Total War offers: Attila again quite graphic visual feast with many especially detailed soldier who has not developed excessively compared to the last episode. While there are new tactics and the computer-controlled characters make not so many mistakes (senseless Rumstehen, getting lost). Nevertheless, they sometimes hit a the wrong way, and I am annoyed again about too cumbersome handling of troops arrangement. But have TW veterans certainly not expect otherwise! Even with Atilla shows the TW series again no senility. As always, the game world is a paradise for strategy player, round, offers construction mechanics and exciting real-time strategic battles, even if the title for the price too little from its predecessor "Rome 2" is different!
