You'd think having 10 commanders in one army would spell disaster for any instalment of Total War but it's quite the contrary. Total War: Arena does require some grinding though, so if you're a newcomer, here's some things to keep in mind.
Creative Assembly have just announced that Total War: Arena will be shutting its doors for good after just one year on the market, having failed to fulfill the company's expectations. There's free gifts involved too, if you're interested.
I'm glad they're getting rid of this. Focus all on three kingdoms.
I do wonder already what's next. I would like to see them take on the lord of the rings license. Or a medieval 3. I wonder if they'd make another game like empire as well. Could also be a good moment to return after 10 years
Throughout the month of August, Wargaming is celebrating hitting the 20-year milestone. To thank each and every tanker, pilot, and commander of the community, a special set of events are starting, and everyone is invited to take part.
The legendary commander Ambiorix, has joined Total War: ARENA. He is the first Barbarian commander designed to get the most from long-range units. Armies of archers now can perform at their full potential with his arrival.
Nice guide!