Total War: Attila

I've played the game for almost 200 hours (Rome 2 has a little more), and I can say with confidence that it's worth the money and can take up more than one free evening.

For many, of course, watching the decline of their own empire, which they carefully and piece by piece built throughout the last game, capturing new territories, defending power in civil wars, etc., will be very sad. But bringing new, young, dreaming of greatness kingdoms to greatness and glory, on which the stories of the next centuries will rest, is much more interesting. Everything old will be burned to the ground, all the weak and those who have forgotten the heady taste of battle will be killed - the time has come for the strong to take what belonged to them by right. And for those who like to sow panic, destruction an… Read full

Being a loyal fan of turn-based strategies, namely heroes of might and magic, I boldly declare that Total War: ATTILA is the coolest turn-based strategy that I have played in the last 10 years

Everything here is at the graphics level, the construction of cities, the development of commanders and politicians, plot (it’s funny to write but it’s cool when a bunch of rivals unite against the greats like Chin Gis Khan or Caesar) development of technologies (military or civilian)

It creates a real feeling of government, I play for about 50 hours and every time I find something new that I didn’t understand and didn’t use it. Players will find a huge pile of junk and things that need to be read and understood 10/10

Total War: Attila is a masterpiece. The best game about the Roman Empire. Played more than 2000 hours, more than any game in the Total War series.

The game is definitely interesting. Although it is very different from previous “totals”. I play without any mods, etc., apparently the original version. Hard. Interesting, but hard. For some factions, even very much. At the same time, if the faction is initially “easy or medium level”, at some point it becomes no longer interesting to play (the routine of actions becomes boring). The creators of the game didn’t foresee something/overdid it. I'll give it 4 points

The best among Historical RTS + Turn-based is Total War Attila

I’ve been playing for 7 years, and I haven’t found anything better in this class.

For Atilla, I created an Excel file for calculating construction in cities.

because otherwise it is difficult to calculate all the impacts.

It would be nice if the game itself had tables with the results of the influence of all factors of buildings, so as not to count this. I’ll tell you right away without an Ekel using a calculator and pieces of paper, you will not create a strong economy and will take a long time to calculate all the factors.

I would really like to see a continuation.

I played new total wars, but didn’t find a better interaction system.

The music in the game is very atmospheric, I really like it.

There is only one drawback, the lack of … Read full

I've played 8000 hours of this game, I like everything about it and I feel like I'm ready to play the same amount more. There's no need to update old ones with new ones. Not a lot of minor fixes.

I've played 8000 hours of this game, I like everything about it and I feel like I'm ready to play the same amount more. There's no need to update old ones with new ones. Not a lot of minor fixes.

The game is cool. I even said that it is one of the best, but there are some complaints about the game. One of them is the Huns. They literally destroy everything and after 420 it is no longer interesting to play, since there are few factions left and the Huns are invincible.