Get ready for Total War: Empire on mobile! Feral Interactive and Creative Assembly have just announced the arrival of this classic strategy game on iOS and Android devices this Fall. While pricing and a precise release date are yet to be revealed, the developers promise an optimized experience.
Expect intuitive touch controls tailored for phones and tablets, a revamped user interface, and various quality-of-life improvements. Total War: Empire, set during the 18th-century Age of Enlightenment, is a celebrated title in the series, and this mobile version marks a significant milestone. For the first time on mobile, players will experience the thrill of real-time naval battles.
Before the mobile launch, you can experience the definitive edition of Total War: Empire on Steam. Further details regarding DLC availability and pricing are anticipated soon.
What are your thoughts on the announcement trailer? Have you played Total War: Empire previously, and are you excited for its mobile debut? Share your comments below!
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