Total War: WARHAMMER Free Content [Oct 26, 2017, 10:40 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Steam now offers Mortal Hammers, a new free content update for owners of
Total War: WARHAMMER and Total War: WARHAMMER II. This comes along
with a paid DLC pack for Total War: WARHAMMER II called
Blood for the Blood God II, which is free for owners of the first Total War:
WARHAMMER. Also,
Total
War: WARHAMMER is on sale for half-off, and there's also a sale on DLC for
the fantasy strategy series. Here are some details:
Distant Races across the Warhammer Fantasy Battles World will clash at last in the Mortal Empires campaign, out today. Free to owners of both Total War: WARHAMMER I and II, Mortal Empires sees the Old World and the New World merged into a colossal new sandbox campaign, playable through the WARHAMMER II frontend. Download it here.
Today also sees the scarred lands run crimson with the arrival of the Blood for the Blood God Effects Pack for WARHAMMER II, now on Steam. Catch the grisly, super slow motion trailer here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hiprcHM8WOo
Blood for the Blood God is free for WARHAMMER II players who have already purchased Blood for the Blood God for the original Total War: WARHAMMER, or can be purchased here. Once downloaded, Blood effects can be enabled in the Advanced Graphics Settings of Total War: WARHAMMER II.
I started out pissed by the amount of paid DLC for the first game, and then I got it in a Humble Monthly. There's a crazy amount of work just in balancing the base game, so seeing all the extra factions and units on top of an already stellar experience, kind of shifted my thought.
It's definitely one game where you're getting a ton of stuff for your money.
And the races are optional. Though I think Chaos should have been a base faction in the first game, and we didn't need two Elf factions in the base set for the second game.
It's definitely one game where you're getting a ton of stuff for your money.
And the races are optional. Though I think Chaos should have been a base faction in the first game, and we didn't need two Elf factions in the base set for the second game.
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