Friday, February 2nd 2018
Total War Saga: Thrones of Britannia Releases on April 19
Throughout the sceptred isle of Britain the kings of England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales plot their paths to dominance against each other, and the Viking horde. On 19th April there will be war, when A Total War Saga: THRONES OF BRITANNIA releases worldwide.
A Total War Saga: THRONES OF BRITANNIA will be available as a digital download or as a Limited Edition boxed product available in some territories. The Limited Edition comes in an embossed Steelbook inspired by ornately decorated Anglo Saxon helmets of the period, such as the famously reconstructed Sutton Hoo. The Limited Edition also includes a double-sided poster featuring a detailed campaign map and a set of collectible art cards celebrating five of the most prominent in-game faction leaders.
A Total War Saga: Thrones of Britannia will be available from 19th April and is available to pre-order digitally from SEGA approved digital retailers with a 10% discount from today until 19th April. The Limited Edition will be available to pre-order from participating local retailers very soon. Additionally, Creative Assembly will donate 25% of their profit from every pre-sale of Thrones of Britannia from now until launch, to War Child UK.
A Total War Saga: THRONES OF BRITANNIA will be available as a digital download or as a Limited Edition boxed product available in some territories. The Limited Edition comes in an embossed Steelbook inspired by ornately decorated Anglo Saxon helmets of the period, such as the famously reconstructed Sutton Hoo. The Limited Edition also includes a double-sided poster featuring a detailed campaign map and a set of collectible art cards celebrating five of the most prominent in-game faction leaders.
10 Comments on Total War Saga: Thrones of Britannia Releases on April 19
I really hope CA has looked at Ubisoft's rapid release schedule and how it backfired on them with Assassin's Creed...
Additionally, the Saga series will focus on smaller slices of history/locations.
www.totalwar.com/blog/a-total-war-saga-announce-blog
EDIT: actually 3 studios now, with Creative Sofia, which they bought from Crytek.
Any improvement will be good tho, just the same.
Why they didn't use the updated multi threaded engine is beyond me. Atilla is still 90% of the time single thread limited new game same limitation not exactly impressed. Considering Warhammer Total War launched 2016 and thus had its multi threading and Direct X12 code path being worked on long before that. Now considering they are reusing previously made assets the development time on the Saga game likely started when Warhammer was released. Hell at this point their free to play total war game has better thread optimization its kind of a running gag at this point.