Total War: Warhammer 2

THE PROPHET AND THE WARLOCK It's been a long time coming, so long in fact, that none of us in the Total War community had any doubt in regards to what this DLC would be. Just as last year the High Elves and Dark Elves got some love in The Queen and the...

In conclusion, Total War Warhammer II: The Curse of the Vampire Coast is beautiful expansion that adds a multitude of new features, terrifying units, extremely fleshed out characters, and a compelling story. It will provide uncountable hours of gameplay...

The Queen and The Crone is a disappointing DLC that adds little to Total War: Warhammer II

Total War: Warhammer 2 is a thing of absolute beauty. My initial disappointment of having to play one of the four factions that I was not a fan of, quickly disappeared once the game started. Everything about this game is a hit, from the resource...

Impressive effort with a few noticeable problems holding it back. Won't astound everyone, but is worth your time and cash.

Total War: Warhammer II is a fun sequel to the Warhammer spin-offs. With vast improvements from the previous title, this game offers countless replayability and ways to approach a campaign. With a huge map spread out into four distinct continents, veterans of the Total War series will find this title noteworthy even at full price. The developers also have plans to release free content such as ‘Mortal Empires’ next, so there’s still plenty of room to grow.

The areas in which Total War: Warhammer 2 improves on its formula are plentiful, resulting in one best put together Total War games to be released. While the fantastical Warhammer setting won't appeal to some, particularly a few of those who've enjoyed...

The Magical Vortex that serves as the focal point for the campaign proves to be the spark of life that was missing from the series' first venture outside of historical realms, and alongside a host of other tweaks and refinements, makes Total War:...