It’s an agile, mobile army that is great at harassing the enemy and picking them off. I started off with a small but hardy force of Kislev’s finest, with a mix of ranged, infantry and cavalry units led by Katarin, the Ice Queen of Kislev.
That makes juggling all the new features a bit easier. Doing this in a Total War game is undeniably novel, but it doesn’t feel alien. There are discrete objectives, a simple economy to manage, death-dealing towers to erect, and a battle that feels more like a journey filled with big moments rather than a huge pitched brawl. It’s still a style of battle that should be very familiar to RTS and tower defence players, however. I’ve grown very used to the structure of a Total War battle, but these survival scraps throw a lot of new systems into the mix.
In my own confrontation with them, I had a lot more to worry about than just those berserker daemons.
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