Historical era is brought to life with legendary Chinese warlords in 'Total War: Three Kingdoms'.
Creative Assembly's decision to take their historical battlefield strategy simulation to ancient China seems to be paying off, Total War: Three Kingdoms becoming Steam's best-seller in its launch week.
It also claimed second place on authorised Steam code reseller site, Humble, where only Monster Hunter World kept Three Kingdoms from the store's peak; a well-timed sale coincided with the cross-platform release of free and very much Monster Hunter-influenced multiplayer game Dauntless.
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