
The cataclysmic conclusion to the Total War: WARHAMMER trilogy is here. Rally your forces and step into the Realm of Chaos, a dimension of mind-bending horror where the very fate of the world will be decided. Will you conquer your Daemons… or command them?
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This game is beautiful
i play this as pennace for my sins with my friends, i ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ hate this game
If a game draws me in for 100 hours, its a good game. I'm at over 1000 hours accross these three games. Its epic. Enjoy.
100 hrs in still learning the game for better or worse
is gud
It’s too flashy, like mobile games, and the whole DLC situation has gotten out of hand. I’m sticking with the realistic, historical Total War games. Refunded.
Got ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ bodied and railed in my first hour.
It sucks waste of the franchise, and shouldn't be called a total war game
**👎 Not Recommended** I went into Total War: Warhammer expecting to enjoy it because I have played the Total War series for many years. I love the historical games, especially being able to command armies, manage a campaign, and watch battles unfold up close. There are definitely things that Warhammer does well. The battles are impressive, the unit variety is huge, and I can see why many people enjoy the fantasy setting. However, it just wasn't for me. The biggest issue is the setting. I understand that the fantasy world is the main appeal for many players, but I personally found it too focused on fantasy gods, demons, and religious-style factions. I prefer historical settings where the focus is on real armies, cultures, and conflicts rather than a world built around fantasy religions and powerful gods. Another issue I have is the amount of extra content that requires additional purchases. After buying the game, I don't like feeling like some of the factions and experiences I want to try are locked behind more DLC. I understand that developers need to support games over time, but from a player's perspective it can feel disappointing to buy a full-price game and then discover many interesting factions require more spending. I also don't enjoy the multiplayer experience. Like other Total War games, there is noticeable input delay where your units don't always respond instantly to commands. It makes battles feel less smooth and takes away from the experience. Overall, I can understand why people love Total War: Warhammer, and it has a lot of depth and variety. But for me, the fantasy setting, DLC approach, and multiplayer delays make it difficult to enjoy. I prefer the historical Total War games where the battles and campaigns feel more grounded.
Pretty peak game