Empire: Total War
- Genres
- Real Time Strategy,
- Historical
- Released on
- PC
- 3/3/2009
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- Pub
- Sega of America
- Dev
- Creative Assembly
Empire: Total War™ is set in the 18th century, a turbulent era that is the most requested by Total War’s™ loyal fan base and a period alive with global conflict, revolutionary fervour and technological advances. With themes such as the Industrial Revolution, America’s struggle for independence, the race to control Eastern trade routes and the globalisation of war on land and sea, Empire: Total War™ promises to be amongst the richest and most dynamic PC RTS games of all time.
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