With Total War: Warhammer II, you get the time-tested mix of turn-based strategizing, and real-time epic battles from Total War, all centered around the deep Warhammer fantasy lore fans know and love. The Total War series of PC games has been around for nearly two decades, spawning plenty of titles before the 2016 mashup with Warhammer, which itself began as a tabletop wargame in 1983. If you're a fan of PC strategy games, you've likely at least heard of Total War: Warhammer II if it's not already in your Steam library. Best part? It's still receiving updates and DLCs. The sequel has received countless positive reviews and award nominations, and it is generally beloved by longtime fans of the series. The game will be coming out on PC sometime in September.Ĭheck out the new trailer below, and if you want more details on the game play, watch our E3 interview with Al Bickham, Creative Assembly's development communications manager.Released in 2017, Total War: Warhammer II is the sequel to 2016's Total War: Warhammer developed by Creative Assembly and Feral Interactive. As with any Dark Elves from your lore of choice, they are self-serving, conniving, and quick to jump on and devour any leader that shows a hint of weakness. The Dark Elves will be one of the four playable races coming in the next installment of the Total War: Warhammer series. Under the catchy tagline "It only takes a cinder for a phoenix to rise," Creative Assembly and Sega take the wraps off the race, showing Witch King Malekith and his Morathi laying waste to a High Elven city, with Malekith showing off some of his potent powers in dispatching a garrison of High Elf warriors and archers with both a weapon and magic.
A new trailer reveals the Dark Elves, and they have a score to settle with their high-and-mighty kin. Unfortunately, the High Elves of Total War: Warhammer 2 have a whole race that fit that description. Everyone has a relative or two that may be considered the black sheep of the family.
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