Beyond lies the New World, featuring the untamed jungles of Lustria the ominous abode of the Dark Elves to the north. Where the original game focused solely on The Old World and a cluster of familiar Warhammer factions, the sequel takes us west towards Ulthuan, home of the High Elves.
Outside of one or two hiccups, Total War: Warhammer was one of the best and truest adaptations of the Games Workshop franchise since the mid-1990s. Unsurprisingly, Warhammer II is even bigger and better. Combining the series’ sumptuously strategic gameplay with the fantasy setting of Warhammer was a no brainer on paper, but it needed the execution to make it happen. Best known for its depiction of epic-scale conflicts during historical eras such as Edo Japan and the rise (and fall) of the Roman Empire, Total War took a bit of a gamble back in 2015 with Total War: Warhammer.
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