Sega and Creative Assembly have announced a collection of new features and cultures coming to Total War: Pharaoh as part of an upcoming free update.
The game’s campaign experience will be reworked to “improve existing gameplay foundations whilst providing players with a host of new content to better experience the turbulence of the Bronze-Age collapse”, the Total War: Pharaoh team said today.
This reworking will include an expansion of the campaign’s map, which will soon see the Mesopotamia and Aegea regions added to the conflict. And, as you would expect, these regions will be bringing their playable factions with them, as well. These are: Babylon, Assyria, Mycenae, and Troy.
As well as the above, Creative Assembly is also adding a number of improvements to Total War: Pharaoh’s strategic campaign layer. This includes the Dynasty system, which the developer says will add mortality and succession to your faction leaders’ quest. This will all help for the various leaders to “leave behind a legacy that will survive the ages”, which is nice.