At least somewhat, with there being several features to learn and some still to be shown. In the roughly one hundred turns I've spent as Menelaus and around sixty as Paris, I think I'm understanding how Total War Saga: Troy will play out on the campaign map. This is even more true at the start of a campaign while you're establishing yourself and planning for the future. Shin Megami Tensei V’s Latest Trailer Shows a City in Ruinsįorty turns isn't a long time in Total War, that much is clear to anybody who has ever played one of the games. Personally, I've spent most of my time as Menelaus, if only because I didn't want to choose the character with the more difficult of starting points when my time was limited.
Recently I've had the chance to get hands-on with the first forty turns of the campaign, playing as either Menelaus or Paris. I've previewed a hands-off experience from Gamescom last year and just under two months ago I was able to get hands-on with a battle in the game, previewing that. The question that comes to mind is what sort of experience is Total War Saga: Troy going for? Over the years it's been interesting to see how the games have developed and even changed themselves, some going for a stylistic approach while others have gone closer to a narrative experience. It's hardly a secret that Total War is a franchise I love, it was Total War that first brought me into PC gaming, scratching my strategic itch.
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