Command & Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight vs Total War: Warhammer
Command & Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight
Command & Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight is set in 2062, after the third Tiberium War and sees Earth on the brink of destruction, Tiberium is evolving and spreading so fast it will make the planet uninhabitable within a few years. There are plans in place, and Kane and the GDI must work together to save what is left. But there is opposition in the way, and it falls to you to try and battle your way to victory, and save the world.In a departure from the gameplay of the rest of the series, there are no longer resources to collect. In this game you must control more nodes than your opponent and use your resources to focus on either attack or defence. The end of the Kane saga is here, with an epic conclusion to the story and a great game in its own right there is a lot to enjoy here.
Total War: Warhammer
Total War: Warhammer perfectly combines one of the best fantasy-adventure literature of all time with one of the best historical real-time strategy games in gaming history. Deviating from their usual historically-based titles, Total War: Warhammer is set in the rich, expansive, and most defintiely fictional universe of Warhammer, where war between the 5 major races, namely the Bretonnia, the Empire, the Dwarfs, the Vampire Counts and the Greenskins, is a pretty constant occurrence. Amass an army filled with all manner of creatures imaginable and appoint powerful Lords, equipped with the best items you cna offer, to lead your battalions in massive real-time battles.Not to mention, being a fantasy-themed game, you can now use magic to combat your foes and deploy flying units - the first time ever for a Total War game.
Featuring top-of-the-line graphics and animations, Total War: Warhammer is a marvellously-crafted and meticulously-designed masterpiece of a game. There are still some flaws that the game can work on like the sieges (need more stuff for defenders) and maybe not add in what should have been free game patches as purchasable DLCs, but that aside, the game is as great as large-scaled battles go.