Creative Assembly sought tabletop authenticity for Total War: Warhammer 40,000, TechRadar reports
Some tabletop systems wouldn't work in a real-time simulation, TechRadar reports, citing battle product owner Dave Petry.
Some tabletop systems wouldn't work in a real-time simulation, TechRadar reports, citing battle product owner Dave Petry.
TechRadar reports that Creative Assembly wanted to "authentically simulate" the Warhammer tabletop experience in Total War: Warhammer 40,000 by adding references, lore and more. The studio credits its "trusting collaboration" with Games Workshop with helping it capture that authentic feeling. TechRadar also reports that, according to battle product owner Dave Petry, some tabletop systems wouldn't work in a real-time simulation.
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Some tabletop systems wouldn't work in a real-time simulation, TechRadar reports, citing battle product owner Dave Petry.
TechRadar reports that Creative Assembly wanted to "authentically simulate" the Warhammer tabletop experience in Total War: Warhammer 40,000 by adding references, lore and more. The studio credits its "trusting collaboration" with Games Workshop with helping it capture that authentic feeling. TechRadar also reports that, according to battle product owner Dave Petry, some tabletop systems wouldn't work in a real-time simulation.
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