The result is the perfect mix of real-time and turn-based strategy gaming that invites both veterans of Total War and new players to experience the enjoyment and depth of the series.Ĭhoose from 9 different clans and compete on and offline for the undisputed supremacy of Medieval Japan. Shogun 2 is the ultimate refinement of the original formula with a new, cutting-edge AI, more polish and online functionality than ever before. Set during the golden age of Samurai warfare, Shogun 2 brings to life the most turbulent period of Japanese history. The player takes on the role of one Daimyo – the clan leader – and will use military engagements, economics and diplomacy to achieve the ultimate goal: re-unite Japan under his supreme command and become the new Shogun – the undisputed ruler of Japan. The country, once ruled by a unified government, is now split into many warring clans. It is the middle of the 16th century in Medieval Japan. Based on 10 years of experience in making Total War, Shogun 2 is the perfection of the series with a new Artificial Intelligence (AI), revolutionary multiplayer modes, brand new campaign map options and epic 3D real-time battles. Shogun 2: Total War will take long-time veterans and newcomers alike to the next level of strategy gaming on PC. In 2011, the makers of Rome and Empire: Total War will release the sequel to the game that started it all. With over 7 million units sold and universal acclaim from the press and community, Total War has consistently been at the cutting edge of the genre and is today one of the most successful PC franchises of all time. In 2000, the Creative Assembly re-invented the strategy genre with Shogun: Total War, an unprecedented blend of 3D real-time battles and turn-based management game and the first offering in the multi-award winning series. MASTER THE ART OF WAR TO BECOME THE UNDISPUTED RULER OF MEDIEVAL JAPAN Ratings: ESRB Teen, PEGI 16, OFLC M, USK 12 – All provisional Take everything below with a pinch of the proverbial. The leaked alleged press-release is below, plus some initial thoughts.Īnd, to stress, there's no proof that this press-release is genuine. We'll only know at E3 - or with PC Gamer's next cover, whichever comes first. The thread's been removed though still shows up on google, but has been mirrored all over the place. Secondly, a press-release for it appeared on TWCenter, apparently leaked. Firstly, as reported by Kotaku, a Sega PR booked a trade show appointment with Turkish site Oyungezer for Shogun 2. There's a couple of leaks which seem to point towards it.
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