A Total War Saga: TROY

A Total War Saga: TROY is part of a series dedicated to the events of the Iliad. The player heads one of the states and decides whether to support the union or go his own way. Heroes come from famous myths and receive special skills. States are divided into allies and rivals. Homeric heroes give tasks. Cities are rebuilt after sieges. Cities are divided between allies. The campaign relies on resources: food, wood, stone, bronze and gold are mined in different ways. Hunger and lack of materials hit the army harder than enemy raids. Trade with neighbors replenishes the treasury and supplies. Resources are stored in warehouses and require protection. Sieges require vehicles and supplies. Provisions require warehouses. Warehouses protect against hunger. Cities and settlements are rebuilt, and heroes receive levels and items. Diplomacy allows you to negotiate with your neighbors or subjugate them by force. The Siege of Troy is a separate part of the campaign. Mythological creatures appear in separate modes. Myths influence the events of the map. Prophecies change the course of the war. Mythological modes add creatures and gods to the game, changing the usual course of events. Updates brought new units and regions. Cults and sacrifices unlock divine blessings. Diplomacy makes it possible to make peace in the face of a common threat. Alliances disintegrate after a common victory. The campaign ends with the capture of Troy. For those players who love ancient stories, this war is suitable. Patches corrected the balance of resources. Further changes concerned units and resources. Updates governed the map and diplomacy.