
The forces of Lustria await your command. Choose your Legendary Lord, expand your armies, forge alliances in a strategic turn-based campaign, and unleash the might of your monstrous forces in fast-paced real-time battles.
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Total War: Warhammer II is a very strong strategy game that earns an 8/10. It improves on the first game with more content, better mechanics, and a more polished overall experience. One of the biggest strengths is the variety of factions. Each one feels unique, with different units, playstyles, and campaign mechanics, which adds a lot of replay value. The Vortex campaign also provides a clear objective, while still allowing freedom in how you play. The real-time battles are a highlight, with large armies, powerful units, and satisfying tactical gameplay. Magic and monster units make battles more exciting compared to traditional Total War games. The game also benefits from strong visuals and a detailed fantasy setting that brings the Warhammer world to life. However, like other games in the series, a lot of additional content is locked behind DLC, which can make the full experience expensive. Some players may also find the campaign repetitive over time. Overall, Total War: Warhammer II is a great strategy game with lots of depth and replayability, even if the DLC model holds it back slightly.
love this game i jst wish i had a better computer so i don't have to play on the lowest settings lol great game but you already knew tha
> be me, skaven warlord > get tasked by council to kill-stab elf-thing no-furs > clan skryre is next to me, not good-good > kill-stab elf-thing leader, because i am better than the stupid-stupid no-fur > like-hate rival-friend rat clan, force the weak-stupid clan to join my strong-best clan > chase-stab new elf-thing leader > eat-eat the weak dumb-dumb elf-thing prisoners > clan skryre randomly goes zap-boom for no reason > skryre territory is free-free for the taking, yes-yes > lizard-thing got there first > die-die because stupid-dumb rat-slaves are too weak to stab-kill lizard-things
Я люблю эту игру. Реально люблю. Настолько, что спустя годы решила наконец купить её в Steam — ну, по-человечески, нормально, чтобы всё было. Но у игры на меня были другие планы. Началось шаманство уровня "переустанови драйвера, переустанови Windows, отключи половину системы, поменяй режим GPU и принеси жертву богам DirectX". Игра: 5 секунд работает Я: "о, отлично, в этот раз точно запустится" Игра: вылетает без объяснений Я: 💀 Полезла на форумы — а там целое кладбище таких же несчастных, которые три года назад писали "помогите" и так и не получили ответа. Добро пожаловать. В итоге я провела больше времени пытаясь запустить игру, чем поиграла бы в неё. И самое больное — Warhammer III мне вообще не зашёл. Я хотела именно вторую часть, именно её атмосферу и фракции. Но видимо игра решила, что я недостаточно страдала в жизни. Разработчики, спасибо за шедевр, который ненавидит сам факт того, что я его открываю. 10/10 — рекомендую. Но сначала купите новый ПК. Не для игры — для запуска.
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хорошая пошаговая стратегия, 4 раза проходи компанию, ни разу не победил) ии на низком уровне потрахивает отлично
Total War: WARHAMMER II isn’t just a strategy game; it’s a reunion tour for my childhood. It’s every dog-eared army book, every badly painted regiment, every argument over line of sight and templates now moving, shouting, and dying in glorious real time. The factions are faithful to a fault: High Elves are still smug, Skaven are still treacherous, Lizardmen still don’t explain anything, and somehow it all feels exactly right. The campaign scratches the same itch as pushing blocks of infantry across a table, except now I don’t have to carry terrain in a shoebox or pretend my dice weren’t cursed. Watching armies clash feels like the battles I imagined when I was a kid, staring at artwork and lore instead of doing homework. It’s funny, tragic, unbalanced in the most Warhammer way, and held together by sheer love for a setting that Games Workshop pretended didn’t exist for a while. I miss Warhammer Fantasy more than is healthy, and Total War: WARHAMMER II knows it. It doesn’t replace the tabletop but it understands it, respects it, and lets me visit the Old World again without selling a kidney to rebuild an army. For that alone, it has my eternal loyalty… and probably another campaign at 2 a.m.
Better than number 3 but easy is not easy, devs shouild be forced to play these games themselves as difficulty ranges are way off.
WH2 is amazing game, the best one from the fantasy series of WH. Well done CA.
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