Briefly about Total War.

 Today I will briefly talk about a series of strategy games like Total War. The games in this series of games put you in the role of famous historical figures and allow you to plunge into the great wars of the past. This series of games, which appeared in July 2000, has more than 15 games.

  Total War has very interesting gameplay, which is divided into two parts, two modes. The first is a turn-based mode with a global map, during which the player, as the leader of one of the factions, must manage his faction: decide what will be built in which city, which troops to hire or not to hire at all, where to send armies, and so on. As soon as the player finishes all of the above, he must complete his turn. The second game mode is the real-time battle. If during the mode with a global map, the player's armies enter the battle, the player will be able to choose one of three options. The first is the automatic calculation of the battle, the second is the retreat and the third is the real-time battle, which is the most interesting. In this mode, the player begins by placing his own army on the battlefield, at the end of which the battle begins in real-time. The one who throws the enemy army to flight will win, everything is simple.

Roman cavalry attacking Gaul spearmen (far from smart move)

  Obviously, over the long history of Total War, they were able to touch on many historical eras, but more about that next time.