“Never pre-order,” we are saying, then youse go and pre-order A Total War Saga: Thrones Of Britannia proper into the Steam top-ten. Ah however certain, you recognize what’s coming: it’s one other Total War, and you may already learn Nic Rueben’s Total War Saga: Thrones Of Britannia review for our official phrase on it. So hey, you cheeky pre-orderers: know which you can now pre-load Thrones Of Britannia on Steam forward of its Thursday launch.
If you’ve pre-ordered the sport all the children are calling ATWSTOB, as of 4 minutes in the past you possibly can obtain 5.8GB of it upfront – although not play till it’s really out, obvs. Look for it in your Steam library. I don’t know the way substantial the preload lump is; the system necessities say ATWSTOB wants 30GB of free arduous drive area, however these all the time embody a pleasant security margin. Still, that’s 5.8GB you received’t have to obtain on Thursday.
A 10% pre-order low cost makes Thrones Of Britannia £27/€36/$36 on Steam proper now however OBVIOUSLY don’t pre-order regardless that individuals OBVIOUSLY are. It’ll hit Windows first, with Mac and Linux variations to comply with “shortly after.”
Here, a bit of Wot Nic Thought:
“Faction-specific units are few, so personality comes from unit specialities. West Seaxe has some seriously nasty late game cavalry, for example, and a few units of Welsh archers with flaming arrows will make short work of an approaching siege tower. Those coming from Total Warhammer might be disappointed that the most novel thing on offer here is units of ferocious war dogs, but it’s still satisfying to watch a charge of pugilistic puppers who’ve just decided the opposing frontline have biscuits in their pockets.”
Doggos, you say?
