Разработчик: CREATIVE ASSEMBLY
Описание
The next instalment in the multi award-winning PC series that combines turn-based strategy with real-time tactics, Total War: ATTILA casts players back to 395 AD. A time of apocalyptic turmoil at the very dawn of the Dark Ages.
How far will you go to survive? Will you sweep oppression from the world and carve out a barbarian or Eastern kingdom of your own? Or will you brace against the coming storm as the last remnants of the Roman Empire, in the ultimate survival-strategy challenge?
The Scourge of God is coming. Your world will burn.
Apocalyptic destruction mechanics
Wield the ferocious power of fire in battle to set buildings ablaze and terrify defenders, or wipe entire cities and regions from the face of the campaign map with the new raze mechanic.
Legendary start position
Playing as the Western Roman Empire you will begin with vast territories under your control, but weakened by political in-fighting and threatened on all sides by enemies, your dominance will quickly become a struggle to survive.
Overhauled game mechanics
Improved core gameplay and UI through the latest optimised and modified Total War game mechanics, including politics, family tree, civic management and technological progression.
Incredible period detail
With new period-specific technologies, arms and armaments, religion, cultures and social upheaval, Total War: ATTILA delivers an authentic experience of this ominous chapter of our history.
Outstanding visual fidelity
Improvements and optimisations to both campaign and battle visuals create a chilling vision of a looming apocalypse and the ruin of the civilized world. With breath-taking scale, atmosphere and improved graphical performance, witness the end of days and the rise of a legend.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, italian, german, spanish - spain, czech, polish, russian, turkish
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows Vista*
- Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo 3 GHz
- Memory: 3 GB RAM
- Graphics: 512 MB NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT, AMD Radeon HD 2900 XT or Intel HD 4000
- DirectX: Version 10
- Storage: 35 GB available space
- Additional Notes: PC integrated graphics chipsets require 64 bit Windows, e.g. Intel HD series.
- OS *: Windows 7*
- Processor: 2nd Generation Intel Core i5
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: 2 GB NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 Ti or AMD Radeon HD 5870
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 35 GB available space
- Additional Notes: PC integrated graphics chipsets require 64 bit Windows, e.g. Intel HD series.
Mac
- OS: OS X 10.9.4
- Processor: Intel Core i5 1.7 GHz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: 512 MB NVIDIA GeForce GT 640M, AMD Mobility Radeon HD 5670 or Intel HD 4000
- Storage: 35 GB available space
- Additional Notes: Unsupported graphics chipsets for Mac: NVIDIA GeForce 9 series, GeForce 300 series, GeForce Quatro series ; AMD Radeon HD 4000 series, Radeon HD 3000 series, Radeon HD 2000 series.
- OS: OS X 10.9.4
- Processor: 2nd Generation Intel Core i5
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: 2 GB NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M
- Storage: 35 GB available space
- Additional Notes: Unsupported graphics chipsets for Mac: NVIDIA GeForce 9 series, GeForce 300 series, GeForce Quatro series ; AMD Radeon HD 4000 series, Radeon HD 3000 series, Radeon HD 2000 series.
Linux
- OS: Ubuntu 14.04 LTS / SteamOS Brewmaster update 2.49
- Processor: AMD Phenom II X4 955 or Intel Core2 Quad Q9650
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 470
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 35 GB available space
- Additional Notes: AMD graphics cards and Intel IGPU’s are not currently supported on the SteamOS + Linux version of Total War: ATTILA
- OS: 14.04 LTS / SteamOS Brewmaster update 2.49 or later
- Processor: AMD FX 8350 or Intel i5-3570K
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 760
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 35 GB available space
- Additional Notes: AMD graphics cards and Intel IGPU’s are not currently supported on the SteamOS + Linux version of Total War: ATTILA
Отзывы пользователей
I dont know, but battles in Attila seems better than in Warhammer 3. So definetly positive thing.
Pretty much just a gimped, worse version of Thrones of Britannia. Just buy ToB instead. Cheaper, no agents, better optimized, no bullshit, and less of a pain in the ass to capture and manage settlements. Yes, the map in that game is smaller and only in Britain and Ireland, but it's still the better game. If you want a big map, buy Empire, or, as much as I rabidly hate the senate system in it, Rome 2. All this game did was piss me off and make me wonder why I wasn't just playing ToB instead. Worst TW game I've played to date, and makes Napoleon seem a lot better despite my hatred of that one, too.
the best UI and the most mechanically perfect TW title I've played out of over a dozen. takes the "Rome 2" formula and makes it perfect. the politics are a humongous improvement, but every part of the gameloop feels better
without mods this feels like a saga game, still fun but without that grand scope that the other TW games have since its based around Attila's invasion of the decaying ERE/WRE. Mods change this game up to be Medieval 3 and that makes me feel some special kind of way
7/10 w/out mods
9/10 w/mods
After 1,234 hours on Attila I have to give it a positive review, it's a fantastic game that receives way too much hate. As far as DLC goes I'd just get what looks good to you but honestly the base game is very solid, I do feel it needs the desert kingdoms DLC though to be a full experience. My only real complaint as far as mechanics are concerned would have to be how absurdly broken the Huns are but a single mod can fix that issue fairly well.
anyone knows how to change the language, its in german+dubbed in german
how do i change it to english ?
I am not sure how I slept on this game for the last 6 years since I bought it, as someone who played most of TW games this is THE best one in the entire series - of course after the outdated TW: Medieval II -
I would extremely recommend this game with these 2 total conversion mods:
1- Medieval Kingdoms 1212 AD (the nearest experience to TW: Medieval III "which probably will never be released by CA before we all die")
2- 634 Fire & Swords (the great experience to play the Islamic early caliphate)
Enough now ! I have to free Jerusalem from Crusaders ... ALLAH AKBAR !
I love Attila This is my favorite game out of all the total war's and it has the best Mods for it as well!
10/10 Recommend!
My Favourite Total War Game!
If you love amazing cinematic details, dealing with thousands of Hunnic armies (not an understatement), history and just want to release your primal urge to cosplay a Roman general overlooking thousands of his men turn into human porcupines (due to millions of arrows and not a magic spell) - all in real time! Look no further, this game is for you!
What the other reviews haven't covered is that you can convert this game into an almost-complete Medieval 3 experience using the 1212AD mods. if you ever played Stainless Steel on medieval 2 it's pretty much that but updated, with quite expansive rosters, and even has functional enough naval battles (basically just the army on boats). For that experience alone this game is more than worth it.
The good old historical titles. Where 1 man was 1 "HP".
Many good times with the mandem.
10/10
I love total war, this is probably not a bad game by TW standards, it might even be really good. But the battle AI fucking sucks, haven't tried multiplayer yet.
I tried it, maybe didn't give it enough time, but it wasn't for me. Love the classics. Medieval 2, Rome, Empire. This just felt TOO DIFFERENT. Maybe I'm just an old man stuck in his ways. Anyway, could feel very quickly it wasn't for me.
Some will say its great, but if you do not have a boatload of nostalgia for the outdated TW games, you will not enjoy this journey.
I hope you like AIs that cheat like crazy and sustain huge armies on absolutely no economy, because this is what you get constantly in Attila. And the cherry on top? The Huns keep spawning free doomstacks turn after turn, at no cost and paying exactly zero upkeep. Oh, but you can kill Attila and the horde stops respawning, right? Well, good luck, because he will never actually die. Assassinate him? Nope, he's back after a couple of turns. Defeat him in autoresolve? Nope, he survived with exactly 8 men left, his army gets killed in the campaign animation, and still respawns later. Maybe you have to wait until the year 450 to kill him for good, maybe you have to have him declare war on you before you can kill him. It's probably faster to just sacrifice a goat to whatever gods you believe in and pray, because killing him seems to be a ritual all in its own.
In short, this game is frustrating, and despite having played many hours on it, the endgame is just unbearable.
¶ Total War: Attila is a brutal, unforgiving journey through the tumultuous 5th century AD, a time when the world as we knew it was falling apart. The Roman Empire, once mighty and indomitable, is crumbling under the weight of constant invasions, civil wars, and the relentless cold winds of climate change. The ground grows barren, and the once-thriving lands of Europe are becoming inhospitable. Into this chaos, the Huns arrive—like a storm, tearing apart everything in their path. Survival becomes the only goal for most factions, but that’s no easy feat. The threat of annihilation hangs heavy over every decision, and maintaining your culture, your people, and your very existence is a constant struggle.
¶ The game does a fantastic job of recreating the atmosphere of this time period, immersing you in the desperate scramble to survive in a world that’s falling apart at the seams. The improved graphics make it feel even more visceral than before, with new effects like arrows setting buildings ablaze, adding a layer of visual drama. Battles now feel more dynamic and destructive, like a true representation of the era’s violent conflicts. The larger-than-life destruction as the Huns sweep across the map is stunning.
¶ One of the standout features of Attila is the increased cultural diversity. The variety of factions, each with their own unique challenges and advantages, makes every playthrough feel fresh and unique. You can feel the weight of history in every choice you make, as you try to balance your army, your settlements, and your people’s health. Sanitation becomes a key concern—neglect it, and your army and cities will spiral into decay. The delicate balancing act between money, food, and sanitation is what truly drives the difficulty of the game. On higher difficulty levels, this balance can feel like a razor’s edge, and slipping up in one area can cause your entire faction to collapse.
¶ Gone are the days of random civil wars and traitors popping up out of nowhere. The political system in Attila is far more refined, making the experience more grounded and strategic. Now, your decisions matter, and internal strife emerges naturally from mismanagement, rather than feeling like it was forced by the game. This makes it far more rewarding to manage your empire and harder to blame the game for things going wrong.
¶ However, Attila isn’t without its issues. The Age of Charlemagne DLC, while historically interesting, doesn’t do much to spice up the gameplay. The factions all feel too similar, with their units being essentially reskins of each other—different in color, but not much else. It adds a historical layer, sure, but in terms of actual gameplay, it’s a bit of a letdown.
¶ In the end, Total War: Attila is an incredibly challenging and immersive game, especially for those who enjoy a bit of historical chaos with their strategy. The world is on the brink of collapse, and every decision you make could be the one that tips the balance. If you’re ready for a game that rewards careful planning, survival instincts, and an iron will, Attila is definitely worth the challenge. Just make sure you’ve got a strong hold on your empire's health, or it might be the last one you build.
It just keeps crashing. Spent few days finding a solution for it crashing, tried every single one, nothing works.
Good. Just not my cup of tea....
I loved playing Rome II Total War, and could not stop playing that. Eventually I went ahead and bought the other Total War bundles that they had out and dabbled into them, and I think that Rome total war ruined me on how much I love how they made those games. Now, this game is essentially the same way I don't particularly partake in the features so much of this game where you so much as ran-sake a village and keep moving with the army and not so much maintaining the city or villages that you are currently occupied/ing...
In my opinion, This is a great game and well made just something I cant nor have the strength to pick back up again and want to keep playing it. I HIGHLY recommend this game only on sale SOLELY for the fact of how long the shelf life this has for it.
Attila is one of my favorite games in the Total War series. It has many mechanics that set it apart from other Total War games, especially in the turn-based part, but the real-time battles are also very good.
On top of that, there are many mods that make full use of the game’s mechanics.
8/10
I'm writing this after almost a decade of playing this game on and off...
This is one of my favorite total war games, mostly due to mods such as Classical Empires and Medieval Kingdoms 1212AD, which by themselves make this game worth it.
The vanilla campaign is a different direction from previous total wars, which always emphasized and rewarded expansion. Due to many calamities (climate change, hordes) that emerge throughout the campaign, early expansion can be a hindrance. Sacrifice, stability and survival are more important until you consolidate and can safely expand. Challenging and fun in my book.
The battles are very very well done, particularly sieges with the concept of siege escalation. Attila really seems like the last historical total war release which doesn't have the very arcadey feel of warhammer battles - something I personally can't stand in historical total war.
Of course, it has many of the same problems that other total wars of its era suffer from. Bad diplomacy, hollow politics system, some factions feeling copy/paste, etc.. Rome 2 at least got a family/politics revamp years later, that would have been nice here too.
TLDR - If you're a historical total war fan, get it on a sale and especially try the overhaul mods!
I've played 133hrs and have seen one victory screen. This is the hardest Total War games I've played.
things i like:
-desolation
-hordes
-diverse factions
things i dislike:
-late roman units just don't hit the same
-very mission oriented
The missions they give you, while cool storytelling devices, are way too aggressive. If you do everything the game tells you to, you'll have no diplomatic relations with your neighbours by turn 20, and the game just becomes a frantic sequence of battles just to cling on to your territory.
Has amazing mods, some of which a provide the best historical total war experience possible.
IF YOU ARE NOT EXPERIENCED AT ROME 2 YOU WONT BEAT IT UNLESS AT EASY OR MEDIUM DONT GO HARDER THAN HARD FOR YOUR FIRST GAME ITS FUN YOU WILL LOSE MEALS NOT REMEMBERING TO STOP AND EAT
Until CA fixes the massive performance problems that arose about a year ago, do not buy this game. You will need an insanely powerful computer to get anything more than 40 FPS.
I can run most games that came out this year above 60 FPS, but Attila just does not want to work.
A great Total War title placed in a historical setting, which is what made the franchise what it is.
It crashes a lot so get a gaming computer besides that its good but hard as well.
great game, 1212 mod adds so much in depth gameplay
Good representation of the era and the Total War series, although, they really upped the difficulty on this one.
Very grim and dark game . Very fun challenge if you want to be roman or choose a weaker faction and pick on the romans in decline until the mongols come to whoop your butt
Step 1: buy this game without any DLC
Step 2: download medieval kingdoms 1212 from workshop
Step 3: enjoy
As someone who started with Warhammer and is now dipping toes into the historical games, this one's really amazing. I love this time period of history and they represent it really well. On top of that, this game has things I wish Warhammer had like seasons, weather effects, certain battle positions, marraiges, other politics in general. It's so cool. Warhammer will always have their magic and their guns but this game really engaged me in different ways.
Game simply doesn't run on modern hardware
If you like this period of history, I recommend this game, because you can experience how the migrations of people could have developed.
What I would like to highlight is the role of soil fertility in the game, for me this is what makes it unique.
Let me preface this with ALL TW GAMES AND DLC SHOULD BE BOUGHT ON SALE, ESPECIALLY DLC.
One of the last original styles in game play from TW that we will probably never see again. It's simplistic TW fun set in a historical period with historical actors and has absolutely zero myth/fantasy elements. Between this game and Rome 2 it's a toss up for GOAT on TW series games that are this style. Not to say the TW games from Shogun all the way in between to Attila are bad, you just have to want to play those time periods and since very few TW get remastered you are playing games made back in the day so for the fresh generation of gamers it might not appeal to them graphically, but they are none the less fun for original style historical TW games. You can spend hours on any one of these games playing different factions/races/nations and replay ability is always there. Post TW Attila you start seeing myth and legend getting incorporated with TW game play, and im talking about specifically three kingdoms, Troy, and Pharaoh. If you looked at those and thought they would be fun you aren't wrong they are. However the vision of what TW is changes on those games and are not the same style as Pre Attila. The TWWH series is pure fantasy TW and is in it's own wheelhouse. You either want a clean TW style game with heavy fantasy experience or you don't for those.
Can't even load never ends up loading, total bs and I won't take this comment down unless that changes, as of now though, it absolutely doesn't work for bogus unknown reason(s)
It a very fun game plus if you like the lord of the rings the mods are amazing VERY GOOD GAME
DONT BUY!
Not working in windows 11 anymore.
Installs but when trying to start it instantly exits without error or even showing a window blinking.
compatibility mode doesnt work.
tried without any mods.
its pretty fun west rome and east rome are fun to play
It's a fantastic game (ranks with Three Kingdoms and Shogun as the best historical Total Wars, even better than Rome 2), but makes it so replayable is the mods -- Game of Thrones mods, Medieval 1212, you name it!
i have have hundreds of hours playing Rome 2 so i thought Attila would be a natural choice to play and at 13 $ i thought of it as another DLC.
The game is very similar but the differences for me make it not likeable.
skill tree is very boring, every commander has a special skill like "lord" or "defender" that make them either a good governor or good commander but other then the one special skill every character has the same small skill tree.
Combat is very the same but where in rome 2, if you had terrible odds and decided to fight it yourself and i found i usually won, i find when the odds are 50/50 you will still lose if you take over.
Tech tree and settlement building is boring, tech takes way longer to research with lack luster results.
To me this game is a bad overhaul mod to rome 2.
get the mod medievil kingdoms 1212 ad one of the best mods ever makes me feel like im a crusader
I am unable to play, as soon as I click on play button the window crashes, whats the issue? I have even tried reinstalling the game, same issue persists, is there someone who can help me???
Amazing Gameplay, The battles and campaign map is very beautifully designed and the period setting in the game is perfect. although i would appreciate if the game was more polished and issues with graphics were fixed
Its a decent game, follow up on Rome 2 with decent upgrades from it. Its true quality though is the 1212 AD mod, the Radious Mod as well as the not ready but highly anticipated Dawnless Days mod. Those are the true reasons why Attila is a must buy if you enjoy either of these.
not sure why, the only game i cant play at all. im way over the recommended specs needed to play this game however im getting like 0-20 fps even on the full on performance mode...
Best singleplayer TW campaign
Game has great potential, but horrible loading times & performance makes it a chore to play. Better to avoid buying this game and play another better performing game.
why is bro asking me to buy the dlc again lmao, got all of it and still not letting me play the dlc expansion
what can i say? best total war game for me. but i don't know you.
For me the ultimate Total War experience, detail, play-ability, challenging.
Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | CREATIVE ASSEMBLY |
| Платформы | Windows, Linux |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 18.01.2025 |
| Metacritic | 80 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 80% положительных (12155) |