Creative Assembly , which is a strategy giant and we know with its Total War series , came up with the story of Britain this time after the empires and names that left their mark on history. The company, which deviates a little from the Total War line we know , allows you to witness historical events in this new game and direct them as you wish.
Thrones of Britannia , as the name suggests, includes the map of Britain in the game. The map is available in Ireland , except for what we now call the United Kingdom, which covers England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales . Before moving on to the main features of the game, let's briefly talk about the map, which is quite large, because the map structure comes before the most important things of the game.
When you buy and open the game, the width and size of the map will definitely attract your attention. No matter how large the maps are in the series, this situation seems to be exaggerated in Britain. The whole of Britain is spread out in front of you and if you know the size of Total War Atilla 's map you can more or less guess its size because it is much bigger.
The nations in the game consist of 5 kingdoms and 2 communities under them. In the English Kingdoms , West Seaxe and Mercia , in the Welsh Kingdoms Gwined and Strat Clud , in the Welsh Kingdoms Circenn and Mide , in the Great Viking Army East Engle and Northymbre , in the Viking Sea Kings Dyflin and Sudreyar , each kingdom naturally has its own characteristics and settlements. .
These features are nicely touted as post-battle bonuses, as well as troops and troops owned. Of course, you normally start the game at a different point on the map depending on the nation you choose, and you try to expand your kingdom by continuing from that part. The missions you will encounter and the places you need to raid will also vary depending on your location. Apart from these features in the communities, let's say that it has a feature that progresses according to your preference.
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