Total War: Rome 2 Meaty Gameplay Video

For Carthage!

Posted By | On 20th, Oct. 2012

Battle of Carthage? Well that sounds nice, doesn’t it? Of course it does. Here’s a 9 min gameplay video from Total War: Rome 2 to show you how authentic it is.

So Gamespot posted this video where they sit down with a James Russell from Creative Assembly, and show you epic gameplay in action.

“Twelve years have passed where Carthage still stands!” And blah, blah, blah from senators ruining their resources and army by attacking Carthage. But it looks so good. There are multiple ships per unit which is a great achievement.

Navies can attack cities in the game.

The game comes out next year for the PC. Let us know what you think in the comments section below.


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