SEGA today revealed the release date, pre-order bonus and Special Edition for Total War: ATTILA. As the publisher noted, the global release date for Total War: ATTILA will be February 17th, 2015 across all territories on both physical and digital formats.
Players who pre-order from participating retailers will receive Total War: ATTILA’s first DLC for free alongside the game on release day. This first DLC, The Viking Forefathers Culture Pack, adds three additional playable factions to the game: The Danes, The Jutes and The Geats.
These warlike Norse factions have their own unique land and naval units, missions, cultural and factional traits, and are poised to launch southwards from their icy homelands on campaigns of raiding, looting and conquest.
The Viking Forefathers Culture Pack will also be available to purchase separately from February the 17th, priced at £5.99/€7.49/$7.99.
The Total War: ATTILA Special Edition contains items not available in the standard retail or download edition. These are:
· Attila The Hun Biography
Written by Nic Fields and published by renowned military history specialists Osprey Publishing, this brand-new Attila The Hun Biography is based on the latest academic research and theories. Beautifully illustrated with maps, archaeological photographs and specially commissioned artwork, it details the life, times and dark deeds of one of history’s most infamous warlords. This biography is only currently available as part of the Total War: ATTILA Special Edition.
· Reference Guide Poster
o This double-sided poster features original Total War: ATTILA campaign map artwork on one side, and a comprehensive playable faction reference guide on the other.
· Viking Forefathers Culture Pack
o Whether pre-ordered or purchased at launch, the Total War: ATTILA Special Edition includes this significant pack of content featuring three additional playable Norse factions.
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