Total War: THREE KINGDOMS - The Furious Wild

CREATIVE ASSEMBLY, Feral Interactive (Mac), Feral Interactive (Linux) · Sep 3, 2020

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With the introduction of The Furious Wild Expansion Pack comes the first ever extension of the Total War: Three Kingdom’s map and its already rich cast of characters. Visit the jungles around Southern China and with it, the fearsome tribes of the Nanman. Will you unite the tribes of the south?

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Critic 7.7 (6 critics) · Gamer 0.0

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PCInvasion
Jason Rodriguez · Sep 01, 2020
7.5
Total War: Three Kingdoms - The Furious Wild lets you run amok with the Nanman led by Meng Huo and others. The downside is that the campaign can turn into a slog and then a long waiting game. Replayability also suffers due to all leaders starting from the same region and having similar objectives and progression paths. Still, the unique perks, mechanics, and animal units offer refreshing dynamics in tactical battles.
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Cubed3
Chris Leebody · Sep 02, 2020
9.0
As an expansion for Total War: Three Kingdoms, The Furious Wild is a no brainer to pick up. Adding a ton of content and tens of hours of new gameplay for a mere snip, this DLC is definitely worth the asking price.
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PCGamesN
Ian Boudreau · Sep 01, 2020
8.0
Furious Wild feels more generous still, and its mini-campaign slots into and fills out the story of the Three Kingdoms in a way that feels organic and worth playing multiple times. The new unit roster feels fresh in the way the Warhammer games’ expansions have, with real creativity on display with the healthy new roster.
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Game Watcher
Marcello Perricone · Sep 01, 2020
8.0
The DLC is an interesting side-expansion of game mechanics, giving you an alternative experience if you’re tired of all the “civilised” Chinese people fighting each other and would like some “barbarians” thrown into the mix. With a choice of starting dates in both 900 and 904, Three Kingdoms: The Furious Wild offers a worthy shot – and as long as you really like nature and tigers, you’re probably not going to be disappointed.
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God is a Geek
Chris Hyde · Sep 01, 2020
8.5
Each tribe has purpose and strategies, and it’s up to you to figure out how best to manipulate them to your advantage. Yes, it’s smaller in scale than the full game, of course, but it more than makes up for it with its new ideas and bags of exotic character. For those having spent countless hours already in Three Kingdoms’ rich strategic world, Furious Wild is exactly the exciting jolt you need to jump in once more.
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IGN
Reinoud Schaatsbergen · Sep 01, 2020
5.0
The Furious Wild biedt als eerste uitbreiding van Total War: Three Kingdoms een compleet nieuwe cultuur met meerdere facties binnen het bestaande Chinese speelveld. Dat levert stoere nieuwe personages op, alsook tijgers en olifanten om mee ten strijde te trekken, maar de nieuwe mechanics van deze cultuur maken weinig indruk en veranderen praktisch niets aan de oorspronkelijke speelstijl.
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