Total War: Rome 2 developer The Creative Assembly has unveiled and detailed one of the games key factions. The north-African Carthaginian army comes from the trading state Carthage, and with it ...

Carthage and Rome have previously enjoyed a cool peace. The two countries fought side-by-side in the Pyrrhic War in 280 BC, after which Rome walked away with footholds all over the Italian ...

Total War: Rome - Destroy Carthage is the first of four books derived from The Creative Assembly's strategy series, and history, of course.

Total War: Rome 2 is out now; here's our Total War: Rome 2 review.Two colons in one title. That can only mean one thing. No, two things. Either we’ve all fallen asleep on the couch watching John ...

Total War Rome II Behind the Scenes of the Unmaking of Carthage Jack Lusted the Lead Unit Designer tells you more about the Unmaking of Carthage. Dec 18, 2012 10:08am ...

Creative Assembly have released two developer diaries, detailing their recreation of the siege at Carthage for Total War: Rome 2. The videos show more of the absolutely gorgeous looking battle ...

Total War: Rome 2 is out now; here's our Total War: Rome 2 review.Just a hint of elephants; Creative Assembly sure know how to tease us. Even with 10 minutes of gameplay footage, showing off the ...

For the second clip, Lead Unit Designer Jack Lusted goes it alone to show us more detail on the battle of Carthage, and explains a lot of the features and decisions behind the direction they've taken.

Rome: Total War is the third Total War game from England's Creative Assembly, and, to make a long story short, it's the best one yet. It was naturally expected to build on its illustrious ...

Rome: Total War has been one of the most highly anticipated games of the year. We at IGN have been looking forward to it since we first saw the potential inherent in the design of Shogun: Total War.