Creative Assembly already said that Total War: Three Kingdoms was off to a great start but now we've got numbers as the latest instalment in the franchise is quickly becoming the most successful one, which is great news for the developer.

Total War: Three Kingdoms is the first game in the franchise to focus on China and as things currently stand, Creative Assembly's approach seems to be working like a charm, both in terms of the gameplay and popularity in the country.

Total War: Three Kingdoms' launch date is today and even though Sega and Creative Assembly have quite a few more timezones to cover, the strategy has already managed to set the franchise record for the most concurrent players on Steam.

With two more days left until the official launch of Total War: Three Kingdoms, Creative Assembly have posted a plan of post-launch support, with updates, free content and DLC, starting with the Yellow Turbands early adopter bonus.

We're now less than a month away from the launch of Total War: Three Kingdoms, and Creative Assembly rolled out another trailer that takes a closer look at the warlords that partook in one of the bloodiest periods in China's history.

Creative Assembly have released a trailer for Total War: Three Kingdoms that focuses on the notorious warlord Dong Zhuo and, as you'd expect, diplomacy with isn't what the ''resident bad guy of Three Kingdoms'' is about - it's fear.

Total War Three Kingdoms new mode named Records aims to offer a realistic view of some historical events. To achieve this, CA reduced the power of heroes, making them more vulnerable and increase the fatigue of units among other things.

Creative Assembly have delayed the upcoming Total War Three Kingdoms to late May 2019 it's confirmed in the development update posted on Total War website. Apparently, the developers need more time to deliver a proper Total War experience.

The year 2018 wasn't overly generous when it comes to strategy games but 2019 promises to change that significantly. We at AltChar have a few strategy-loving no-lifers of our own, so here's a neat little strategy game timeline for 2019.

Creative Assembly's much requested exploration of Chinese history in their upcoming Total War: Three Kingdoms will unfortunately have to wait until spring of 2019. The team want to make sure the events of the period are depicted properly.