Total War : Warhammer 2 seems to be the gift that keeps on giving. With a mountain of content (lots admittedly as DLC, but all well worth the price of admission), it not only expands from the previous Total War formula with a wide array of factions, playstyles and a diverse landscape but also from the previous Warhammer entry by polishing pretty much all aspects of the game.
The turn-based overworld is second to none, although admittedly Creative Assembly have done better since on their real-time battles (especially the AI, where in TWW2 the combat AI is functional at best) it can't beat the sheer joy of realising a battle with these monsterous fantasy units.

While I know the sheer amount of content for this game may be intimidating for a new purchaser and I know the tutorials probably don't help the onboarding process, once you've started taking turns and ploughing through the fantastical world you'll be hooked.

Total War : Warhammer 2 seems to be the gift that keeps on giving. With a mountain of content (lots admittedly as DLC, but all well worth the price of admission), it not only expands from the previous Total War formula with a wide array of factions, playstyles and a diverse landscape but also from the previous Warhammer entry by polishing pretty much all aspects of the game. The turn-based overworld is second to none, although admittedly Creative Assembly have done better since on their real-time battles (especially the AI, where in TWW2 the combat AI is functional at best) it can't beat the sheer joy of realising a battle with these monsterous fantasy units. While I know the sheer amount of content for this game may be intimidating for a new purchaser and I know the tutorials probably don't help the onboarding process, once you've started taking turns and ploughing through the fantastical world you'll be hooked.