Over 2500 recently-posted negative reviews were up at the time of this article's publication, and they all focus on Creative Assembly's decision to kill Total War: Three Kingdoms. Recent reviews are labelled 'mostly negative'. Perhaps most troublesome for Creative Assembly, though, is fans are now review-bombing Total War: Three Kingdoms on Steam. There has been a negative reaction in forums, on the Total War subreddit and on social media. The backlash has seen Creative Assembly's YouTube video disliked 5700 times compared with 2800 likes. But the developer failed to offer any more detail on this mysterious new project other than to say in a comment on its YouTube video message to fans that it will not connect to the first game. Total War: Three Kingdoms saw seven DLC releases over the course of two years, but many fans feel Creative Assembly quit the game too early - and before the release of a promised expansion that would build out the north of the map.Īs it announced the end for Total War: Three Kingdoms, Creative Assembly said the development team had transitioned onto another project based on the Romance of the Three Kingdoms novel.
