Total War: ATTILA

Total War: ATTILA shows the end of the ancient world, when the empire is destroyed by famine, pestilence and invasion. The player chooses a side and tries to survive in these conditions. The empire is divided into provinces that are easy to lose. Hunger and disease destroy cities faster than their enemies. Devastated lands provide supplies. Provinces revolt under poor governance. Each province pays taxes. The climate is cooling, crops are falling, and provinces are being devastated for supplies. Hordes of nomads are looking for new lands and do not take into account previous treaties. Cold weather reduces harvests and changes the map of the world. A change of faith changes relationships with neighbors. The resettlement of peoples changes the map. Food is obtained from the fields. Armies are built around units with different strengths, and sieges and night battles add complexity. The defense of cities requires reserves and proper distribution of garrisons. The hordes are removed from their place and leave to look for new lands. Garrisons require money and food. Cities require food and order. Armies can be divided into parts. Cities require provisions. The campaigns are for different forces, from the Western Empire to the nomads, and the playstyle differs greatly. Updates adjusted the balance and added factions. Night battles and ambushes add tension. The besiegers suffer from a lack of supplies. Warlords age and gain traits. Legions and hordes clash on the plains. For those who like heavy strategies, this fall is suitable. The additions expanded the map and the set of factions. Further edits concerned the behavior of nomads. Modifications change the world map.