The 4K remastered version of’Totalwar: Rome’, the masterpiece of the creative assembly’s signature title’Total War’ series, will be released on April 29th.
‘Rome: Total War’ has been loved by fans for a long time since its launch in 2004, 17 years ago. Even though many sequels from various period backgrounds such as’Total War: Attila’ and’Total War: Three Kingdoms’ were released, as well as the direct sequel,’EB Mode’ and’The Lord of the Rings’ A large amount of user mode has also been created. The Metacritic score was also 92 points, the highest score among the numerous Total War series.
The first thing that comes to mind is the change in visuals. Since it was a game released in 2004, the old graphics have completely changed. It is optimized up to 4K resolution and supports 32:9 ultra wide resolution. Existing buildings, objects, units and various effects have also been completely rebuilt.
Also, various functions have been added within the game. In addition to improving the UI including the in-game camera that supports wider zoom in/zoom out than before, 16 additional factions that were locked in the original have been changed to playable factions. In addition, an existing bottle type was added, and a trade system was established through a’merchant’.
However, as in the original, which did not support Korean, there is still no news about Koreanization. As of 2004, it is understandable because it was a series that was not in large demand in Korea, but it is a disappointment considering that the popularity of the Total War series has soared in the domestic game market in recent years. Sega Publishing Korea also replied, “I haven’t heard anything clearly, so I don’t have anything to say about it.”
However, considering that titles such as’Total War: Three Kingdoms’ for East Asia and’Total War Saga: The Throne of Britannia’ have been translated into Korean, there is no possibility that the Korean version will be updated at a later time. .
‘Rome: Total War Remaster’ is released as a version that includes both the original DLC’Alexander’ and’Interracial Invasion’, and includes all the components of the original’Rome: Total War Collection’. On a Steam basis, the price is 30,000 won in a non-discounted state, and existing owners of’Rome: Total War’ can receive an additional 50% discount.
