Feral Releasing 'Rome: Total War™' for the Mac
Tom Herring Monday, 18 January 2010 19:00
Feral Interactive has announced that they will begin shipping Rome: Total War™ Gold Edition (RTW) for the Mac February 5th. Rome: Total War™ Gold Edition is the latest release in the company's Feral Legends line-up. RTW is a turn-based strategy game that features real-time battles, which allows players more control in combat outcomes. Mac gamers are sure to greet the news with excitement. RTW retails for $29.95 (USD) and is currently available for pre-order.
Feral Interactive invites Mac gamers to take command of history’s greatest battles as it releases Rome: Total War™ Gold Edition on February 5th. Originally developed by The Creative Assembly and published by SEGA, the game will be released for the Mac under the Feral Legends label.Rome: Total War is one of the all-time top-rated strategy games where players take charge of one of three Roman families with the goal of increasing their family's power in Rome through diplomacy, economic skill, and of course, war!Running from the late Roman Republic to early Roman Empire with campaigns ranging across Europe and North Africa, Rome: Total War offers a seamless integration of strategy and tactics that allows players to fight epic historical or fictitious battles, while plotting their path to ultimate victory.The Gold Edition includes the official expansion pack, Barbarian Invasion. Set some 300 years later, in it players must decide whether they will save Rome from its enemies or, at the head of a Barbarian horde, fight to bring the once mighty Empire to its knees.“The Total War series is one of the most-requested additions to Mac gaming,” said Feral Interactive’s David Stephen. “It’s a game that is superbly suited to the platform and one that will be available to all Mac owners including those with Intel MacBooks and Mac minis.”"The Creative Assembly is delighted that Mac users will now have the opportunity to experience Rome: Total War and Barbarian Invasion" says Mike Simpson, Creative Director at The Creative Assembly, "We hope that these players will appreciate the strategy that Total War has to offer as much as our existing community."“We are delighted to see that the Total War series has made it on to the Mac,” said Mike Simpson, studio director at Creative Assembly.


