Empire: Total War – PC

Price: $23.00
(as of Sep 28, 2026 05:28:13 UTC – Details)


Control the sea, command great armies, forge a new nation and conquer the globe. Empire: Total War takes the Total War franchise to the 18th Century and the Age of Imperialism—a time of near perpetual war. This latest installation in the award-winning, multi-million unit selling Total War franchise introduces a host of revolutionary new features, including true 3D naval combat. Players will be able to command single ships or vast fleets upon seascapes rich with extraordinary effects. After pummeling enemies with cannon fire, players will close in to grapple enemy ships and prepare to board, taking control of men as they fight hand-to-hand. With an entirely new game engine, Empire will see further enhancements to the 3D battles and turn-based campaign maps. Empire lets players experience combat on the high seas, India, Europe, and, for the first time, the United States of America.
New Real-time 3D Naval Warfare. Players control single ships or vast fleets with fully destructible sails as well as cannon and musket action, boarding raids and more. This is the complete naval combat experience.
All-new Game Engine. With a newly created Windows XP-compatible DirectX 9 graphics engine, players will experience real-time seascapes, dynamic weather and a new advanced landscape and flora system.
Episodic Campaign. Improves accessibility to the game by gradually introducing advanced features over time.
Massive Scope. Over 30 in-game factions encompass all of the World’s major powers including the United States of America.and dodge pursuers using the stylus.
Brand New Multiplayer Modes. Players vie for a place at the top of the rankings and join leagues and ladders for even more gameplay challenges.
Customers praise the game’s graphics and strategic elements, particularly its real-time battle system and tactical campaign movements. However, the gameplay receives mixed feedback, with some finding battles fun while others describe them as tedious and lacking intensity. Moreover, the game’s playability and compatibility are problematic, with many reporting crashes and installation issues. Additionally, customers disagree on whether the game is worth the price and find the learning curve challenging.