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Total War: ATTILA - The Last Roman Campaign Pack (Base game required) includes: Huge new Campaign Map New ‘Expedition’ faction with new gameplay features 5 Playable Factions with additional new Units, Tech and Buildings A dramatic story-based, campaign challenge The top 3 reasons to play Total War: ATTILA - The Last Roman Campaign Pack The Last Roman offers five playable factions – the brand new Roman Expedition but also the Ostrogoths, Vandals, Franks and the Visigoths – each one featuring its own faction traits and new campaign starting-position. The Last Roman’s Campaign map is a vast and highly-detailed representation of central Western Europe in 533 AD, featuring 35 provinces across over 100 regions, including Italy, North Africa, Spain and France. The Last Roman Campaign Pack is an epic expansion for Total War: ATTILA, delivering a narrative, mission-based experience on a new, highly-detailed campaign map of the Mediterranean theatre. About Total War: ATTILA - The Last Roman Campaign Pack The year is AD533. Within the last century, the Western Roman Empire has been wiped from the face of the earth. However, the final bastion of Rome’s glory lives on in the Roman Empire of the East; this still formidable power dreams fitfully of regaining its lost grandeur. Emperor Justinian knows there is but one desperate gamble left - an ambitious and dangerous venture to recover what is rightfully his, to reconquer the West before all that Rome once stood for is lost to history. The task is Herculean, with barbarian kingdoms now established and thriving throughout the Mediterranean; there is only one possible man to lead such an expedition. His father’s former bodyguard, hero of the Battle of Dara, and the ruthless suppressor of the Nika riots. Belisarius is the final hope of a

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Game

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Steam

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PC · Can activate in United Kingdom

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26 Jun 2015 · Standard