Wow I sure do love making a review totally not for the purposes the Steam Awards badge!

In all seriousness I love this game. Through its insane variation of races/factions it will always keep you entertained. Each playthrough comes with a different political game, as allies and enemies are forged. It's good thing when the world feels brutal enough for you to actually depend on allies. The RTS battles you have in the game are also major fun, with enough interesting tactics that multiplayer tournaments are being hosted officially.

I pre-ordered this game back in 2017 and the hype train for Total War: Warhammer III is through the roof! The developers know their fanbase well, and we recieve content updates based on what is asked for. It's kind of funny the amount of speculation goes around when it comes to "What will be the next DLC?". Its rare these days when a DLC is looked postively upon, but even for those that don't wanna buy them a great free content update is always released alongside it. On top of that, DLC factions/races will still be available in the game as potential allies or enemies, meaning everyone always gets something good out of every update.

This is why Total War: Warhammer II gets the Labor of Love award from me.

Wow I sure do love making a review totally not for the purposes the Steam Awards badge! In all seriousness I love this game. Through its insane variation of races/factions it will always keep you entertained. Each playthrough comes with a different political game, as allies and enemies are forged. It's good thing when the world feels brutal enough for you to actually depend on allies. The RTS battles you have in the game are also major fun, with enough interesting tactics that multiplayer tournaments are being hosted officially. I pre-ordered this game back in 2017 and the hype train for [i]Total War: Warhammer III[/i] is through the roof! The developers know their fanbase well, and we recieve content updates based on what is asked for. It's kind of funny the amount of speculation goes around when it comes to "What will be the next DLC?". Its rare these days when a DLC is looked postively upon, but even for those that don't wanna buy them a great free content update is always released alongside it. On top of that, DLC factions/races will still be available in the game as potential allies or enemies, meaning everyone always gets something good out of every update. This is why [i]Total War: Warhammer II[/i] gets the Labor of Love award from me.