Recent reviews by GraeChan

Fun game reminds me of Theme Hospital but better.

If you like vampires and board games then this is decent enough. Personally I've enjoyed what I've played of it so far. The artwork is nice and the rules are easy enough to get on a first playthrough. Gameplay is straightforward enough and plays well for the most part; some of the map markers can be a bit tricky to click sometimes, once you figure out a workflow it's fine. My preference is going Dracula but the vampire hunters are fun enough as well but take a little bit more effort to win with. There's plenty of cards in here to mix each game up a bit and keep things interesting.

A great addition to the franchise bringing the Three Kingdoms period of China alive in a beautiful way. As well as the usual mechanics and features there are character relationships which add even more depth. There is plenty here to like and go back to for multiple playthroughs.

Enjoyable DLC which is easy enough to manage. Completed with the Iolei but will complete with other factions at some point.

Had this game since launch and liked it then even with the flaws. Found myself going back to it when the newer DLC went on sale and it does add more to the game. The overall experience does seem better now than when first released even on a low spec system. There is much to like here and it is a good enough choice for a Total War game if you don't currently have the budget for a new PC.

If you ever liked Total War or Warhammer, you owe yourself to get this game.

Adds that little bit extra to Total War: Warhammer but not quite as satisfying as Total War: Attila - Blood and Burning DLC.

Firstly this is not the traditional Total War game so do not go in expecting that; it never claimed to be the full blown experience that you get with the latest masterpiece. It does however have something else to offer and that is a mobile or quick game when a long campaign on the latest Total War is just not possible.

The essence of Total War is there but made more accessible in a number of ways. Being cross platform is just a start but I do believe the actual mechanics of the game are easier to understand for those who do not have the time to invest in or concentration span for the main series. This game is a pick up and play kingdom building experience with combat, level progression and upgrades.

Would I recommend the game; well yeah it is Free to Play, playable, nice enough graphics which any hardware could probably handle, audio is good but not sure about the speech at the beginning. Don't get me wrong there are still a few issues that need to be addressed but nothing major anymore.

Great game for having Total War on the go which is good for when you don't have too much time to play or just want to give yourself a break from more demanding games of the franchise.

Total War: Attila is a good game and adds to to the existing game mechanics of the franchise. Most notably the campaign map now has the horde option in addition to the fixed settlements. The vanilla version in its own right contains plenty of content with the option of buying extra DLC. If tight on budget then waiting for a Steam sale is best for DLC. It is good to see the Total War portrayal of the dawn of the Dark Ages.