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A Total War Saga: Troy Review

A Total War Saga: Troy Review

Posted on August 12, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Greek Gods, mythical monsters and a new currency system help make this one of the most unique Total War entries yet.

A Total War Saga: Troy is ridiculously addictive, featuring the same strategy-rich combat that Creative Assembly’s popular turn-based series is renowned for. But by tackling the Trojan War, the latest entry has marched into uncharted territory with the Bronze Age setting and sprinkling of Greek Mythology introducing some game-changing tweaks.

While Creative Assembly has built a reputation of recreating famous wars with astonishing accuracy, it’s been forced to adopt a more creative license for Troy, with historians knowing relatively little about the Bronze Age period. 

Resisting the urge to go full Warhammer and embrace the fantasy aspect of the Trojan War, Creative Assembly has reimagined the epic through more grounded goggles. 
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