I Played Total War Pharaoh for 22 Hours, and Here's What I think

The game's introductory movie accurately portrays itself. A shambles disguised as a high-quality grand strategy game. In comparison to almost every other 4X or Strategy game, the gameplay, UI, and many other features outperform this level at a considerably cheaper cost, if not completely free. I don't see why anyone should play this game. Overall, it was a tedious process that left me unhappy. There are simply too many games available for the price they expect you to pay for this rubbish. The cinematics are wonderful, but that's all there is to it. A cinematic game with tedious and unappealing gameplay.

It’s been a while since I played a Total War game. I've been a fan since the mid-2000s, starting with Total War: Rome and Medieval II, then moving on to Shogun 2, Rome 2, and sporadically beyond. Now, I've had the opportunity to play Total War: Pharaoh, and there are many things that I love about it, but not everything. Total War: PHARAOH stays true to the franchise's core formula, which combines turn-based grand strategy and real-time battles. Players step into the role of an Egyptian ruler, overseeing the grandeur of an ancient civilization as they vie to become the Pharaoh. The game offers a refreshing change of pace from the recent fantastical settings of Total War, and returns back to its historical roots as it immerses players in the complexities of managing an Egyptian dynasty.

SHOULD I PLAY TOTAL WAR: PHARAOH? Definitely play it if you’re a fan of historical Total War games, or if you’ve been thinking about getting into Total War. Total War: Pharaoh is the first proper historic game in the series in over four years, and it’s a retelling of the collapse of the Bronze Age, which took place in the twelfth century BCE. While it still has a lot of the Total War series’ weird quirks,