Total War Community in Chaos After Warhammer III DLC Price Hike

Since its release in February of 2022, Total War: Warhammer III has received a mixed reception to say the least. The launch of the game resulted in a borderline disaster for Creative Assembly with mountains of bugs and crashes, not to mention price issues which made the game very much inaccessible for new players. In order to play the full game, players (originally) had to buy Warhammer I and II. But the generic “Realms of Chaos” map was so god awful, Creative Assembly had to release the full “Immortal Empires” map to all players for free just to retain their players.

Someone Wants To Sell a Steam Game for $2 MILLION

The game is called “Bloodied Fear” and in all fairness to the publishers, it does look pretty fun. It’s a retro, side-scrolling beat-em-up game in the spirit of “Double Dragon” and “Streets of Rage.” Reviews are mostly positive.