Quac Total War: Attila Review

Attila is a amazing experience about the struggles of late antiquity Europe and the ability to play as Eastern or Western Rome really sells the experience of fighting to stay alive; Especially for Western Rome, the true experience comes from trying to hold on to every last piece of the western world against increasing migrations and eventually the later hunnic hordes. The music in the game also is another great selling point for me, because it truly sells the atmosphere, especially when fighting the huns. However, in my experience, the amount of civil unrest in my Eastern Rome playthrough really screwed over any plans I had to recover any lost territory or consolidate gains, as most of my regions often had revolts either from lack of food, plagues or a general dissatisfaction. I genuinely could not figure out what was wrong with my food supply and sanitation as I had enough food where I could place fountains and sanitary buildings in almost all of my provinces, just for them to all get a smallpox or consumption outbreak. But hey, maybe that’s just a skill issue on my part.