Total War: THREE KINGDOMS

Total War: THREE KINGDOMS is the first game in the series that recreates conflicts in Ancient China. It combines a turn-based campaign and epic real-time battles. Generals develop and gain skills that influence the battle. Their characters affect relationships within the army. The choice of faction determines the starting conditions and style of play. The campaign is based on regional development, diplomacy and character management. Generals have personalities, and their relationships influence decisions and the course of the war. Diplomacy allows you to avoid some conflicts. Unions and marriages decide just as many battles. Reconnaissance and spies help to find out in advance about the intentions of neighbors. Battles take place in real time, where formations, cavalry and timely orders are important. Hero duels and city sieges add variety. Regions differ in resources and culture. Some areas are rich but vulnerable. Populated areas require management, and their number grows along with the empire. Supplies undermine the economy if the army is idle. The additions expanded the map and added scenarios, including conflicts from other eras. Updates adjusted the balance and improved the interface. Duels between heroes decide the outcome of individual battles. Victory in a duel raises the morale of the troops. Between battles there are months of preparation, and every move is important. The siege lasts for months, and hunger solves as much as swords. For those who love large-scale strategies, this era is suitable. Additions added scenarios and regions. Updates improved balance and interface.