Epic Games’ next move might be their ballsiest one yet, as the company targets the legion of Total War fans who flock to digital stores the moment a new entry in that series is released for sale. SEGA and Creative Assembly’s next title, A Total War Saga: Troy, will be exclusive to the Epic Games Store for the first year of its life once it launches on August 13…and also free to own for the first 24 hours after launch.

With Football Manager proving to be an eco-friendly and edible success story last year, the house of Sonic the Hedgehog is looking to clean up its act even further.

Total War: Arena is a free-to-play spinoff of the Total War games from game custodian Creative Assembly and new friends and publisher Wargaming (of World of Tanks fame). It’s a tactical online multiplayer game that combines a few elements of real-time strategy with multiplayer battle arena gameplay. It’s not too removed from the multiplayer modes in most Total War games, just a little more personal. And it’s shutting down.

The Total War franchise has taken players on a whirlwind tour of conflict spanning ages and most of the globe. The series has brought wars to life ranging from Medieval battlegrounds to the golden age of sail, and has even successfully made the jump to a fantasy setting. In a recent announcement, it was revealed that the next entry in the series would take players to ancient China to participate in one of the country's bloodiest and most influential periods of history: The Three Kingdoms.

The areas in which Total War: Warhammer 2 improves on its formula are plentiful, resulting in one best put together Total War games to be released

Blood and gore DLC are a staple of the Total War franchise, but this time it has an epic name and some insane animations.

Creative Assembly and Games Workshop teamed up to make a super success that has already released the dogs of WAAAAAGH!

In this round up of the reviews of Total War: Warhammer, it looks like Creative Assembly and Games Workshop released the dogs of WAAAAAGH!