Total War Pharoah announced for October with new campaign customisation feature

Total War Pharoah announced for October with new campaign customisation feature
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Sega and Creative Assembly have announced the next game in their long running historical strategy series, with Total War Pharoah set for a October launch on PC.

Total War: Pharoah will transport players to Ancient Egypt, specifically the Egyptian New Kingdom period around the collapse of the Bronze Age. They’ll be determining the fate of three cultures – namely, the people of Egypt, the Canaan and the Hittite empire. Leading one of these three, you’ll have to face not only the trials and tribulations of invading forces – but the very elements will be against you as a big part of this new entry, with natural disasters and the harsh environments of not only the desert environment itself, but dynamic weather as well.

There’ll be eight Faction Leaders to choose from, each with their own unique playstyles – and we’re promised a range of deadly and diverse units rosters. The hallmarks of the series are all present and correct, of course, letting you achieve victory through diplomacy, charging into battle as a commander, or subjugating your enemies as a mighty warlord – the choice ill be up to you.

We’re also promised much more freedom in how you play, with the new Campaign Customisation feature ensuring that no two campaigns feel alike. You’ll be able to change options like starting locations, resource settings and even the ability to set natural disasters as you see fit, making things harder or easier for yourself – it’s entirely up to you.

Though a specific date is to be confirmed, Total War Pharoah will be available on PC via Steam or the Epic Game Store from October 2023.

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