Sega and Creative Assembly developers announce Total War: Shogun 2 full versiona new version that includes the base game and all additional content, A series of improvements across the boardfrom improved graphics and controls to up to 50 new playable factions and combo mod support.
The release date is not far away: it will be available on January 1 From October 13th On PC, via Steam, Epic Games Store and Microsoft Store. Below you’ll find the trailer accompanying the announcement.
Many new features of the full version
In this new version, Creative Assembly has completely overhauled the entire technical system of “Total War: Shogun 2”. Updated graphics, lighting, shadows and textures makes feudal Japan more vivid and readable, even in a modern setting. The interface has been redesigned to scale correctly at 1440p and 4K, while Controls have been modernized Provides a smoother experience in campaign management and real-time combat. The update also involves audio, New dubbing and full localization in Japanese and Chinese It enriches the historical atmosphere.
full version Includes all extra activities, From the rise of the samurai to the sunset of the samurai, you can travel through the entire historical arc of the shogunate with more extensive content than the original. Joining this is the introduction Over fifty new playable factionswhich significantly expands strategic diversity and the possibility of building alliances, expanding areas and approaching the map with ever-changing approaches.
In terms of customization, game native integration Support mods via Mod.iomaking it easier to install, manage and update community-created content. The 64-bit update also ensures greater stability and greater performance, especially in more advanced campaigns and battles with large numbers of units.
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The strategic structure still makes Shogun 2 one of the most popular chapters in the series: a massive all-out war in which you master bushido and kaki, forge alliances, build castles, and plan military campaigns across the entire Shogunate period. If you want to learn more, we recommend reading our review of the 2011 original Total War: Shogun 2.