Total War developer Creative Assembly is planning a massive celebration for the series' 25th anniversary from August through November, complete with a retrospective video presentation, opportunities for interaction between the development team and fans, and sneak peeks at unannounced games. The Total War franchise made its debut in June 2000 with Shogun: Total War, a historical turn-based strategy game set during Japan's Warring States period. Since its first outing, Total War has expanded to include an impressive 16 entries, three of which are set in the high-fantasy Warhammer universe.
Creative Assembly has worked on Total War since its inception, supporting each new release with consistent updates and additional content. The Total War community is equally involved in keeping the series alive, with new mods for Total War expanding the lifespan of each entry for years beyond their release. Although this fall is poised to deliver a nostalgic celebration of Total War over the past 25 years, it's the developer's promises of future content that are most intriguing.
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Vice President of Total War Roger Collum announced in a forum post that Creative...
