Empire: Total War is a new PC game that was published by SEGA Corporation in March 3. This turn-based, real-time strategy game was developed by The Creative Assembly. In the past, this British game studio has developed such war games as Medieval Total War II (2006), Rome: Total War (2004), Medieval Total War (2002), Shogun: Total War (2000) for PC and game consoles.

The following QuickTime video shows a game play of SEGA’s Empire: Total War. This game play video will start at the very point where the last one ended and will conclude Episode 1. Last time, I was ordered to conquer Native American’s stronghold in Maryland. The next assignment (Chapter 3) is to conquer another Native American’s stronghold in Shackamaxon, Pennsylvania. That’s where I will get my first defeat.   Continue reading →

Empire: Total War is a new PC game that was published by SEGA Corporation in March 3. This turn-based, real-time strategy game was developed by The Creative Assembly. In the past, this British game studio has developed such war games as Medieval Total War II (2006), Rome: Total War (2004), Medieval Total War (2002), Shogun: Total War (2000) for PC and game consoles.

The following QuickTime video shows a game play of SEGA’s Empire: Total War. This game play video will start at the very point where the last one ended. Year is 1607. I’ve arrived at Jamestown, Virginia. The treasury is almost empty. So I will be first ordered to build a couple of farms so that I can finance colonial battles. After completing Chapter 2, I will get the very first real challenging assignment: Conquering Worowocomoco. It’s Native American’s stronghold.   Continue reading →

Empire: Total War is a new PC game that was published by SEGA Corporation in March 3. This turn-based, real-time strategy game was developed by The Creative Assembly. In the past, this British game studio has developed such war games as Medieval Total War II (2006), Rome: Total War (2004), Medieval Total War (2002), Shogun: Total War (2000) for PC and game consoles.

The following QuickTime video shows a game play of SEGA’s Empire: Total War plus cinematic movies. The game play comes from Single Player > Road to Independence > Episode I – The Jamestown Colony. The QuickTime video will end with the mission statement of Chapter 1. I can tell you that this game play video is horribly boring and therefore can assure you that you will regret watching it. Furthermore, the game sound does not constantly catch up with motion pictures during cinematic movies. It annoyingly stutters. But that’s the best video we could make with other things being equal.   Continue reading →