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Total War: Attila

Total War: Attila - Blood & Burning - PC (Steam)

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Total War™: ATTILA - Blood & Burning As the barbarians rise and the Huns are loosed upon the world, the Western Roman Empire staggers, pierced by a thousand blades. These are the end-times; the age of blood and fire! Experience the horrors of the apocalypse with Blood & Burning for Total War: ATTILA. This pack adds blood-spurt effects, decapitations, limb-lops, disembowelment and more to the game. Disease-ridden soldiers can even be seen vomiting on the battlefield, adding to the gha...
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Total War: Attila
This DLC requires the base game Total War: Attila
Country Compatibility: See the list
Installation: How to activate your game
Rating: PEGI 18
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Genre: Strategy,
Recent Steam reviews: No user reviews
All Steam reviews: Mostly negative (801)

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Total War: ATTILA - Blood & Burning

As the barbarians rise and the Huns are loosed upon the world, the Western Roman Empire staggers, pierced by a thousand blades. These are the end-times; the age of blood and fire!

Experience the horrors of the apocalypse with Blood & Burning for Total War: ATTILA. This pack adds blood-spurt effects, decapitations, limb-lops, disembowelment and more to the game. Disease-ridden soldiers can even be seen vomiting on the battlefield, adding to the ghastly realism.

Blood & Burning comprises:

•Gory new Campaign Map combat anims with blood-spatter, arm severance and decapitations.
•Ultraviolent Battlefield combat animations including limb-severance, decapitation and blood spurts.
•Soldiers in armies suffering from disease will vomit when idle on the battlefield.
•New burning and burn-to-death animations for both soldiers and civilians.
•New gore decals in battles depicting vomit, blood and bodily organs.
•New, blood-soaked versions of key animated event messages.

All Blood & Burning effects can be enabled or disabled in the Graphics Options menu.

Configurations

  • Windows
  • SteamOS + Linux

minimum*

  • OS *: Windows Vista*
  • Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo 3 GHz
  • Memory: 3 GB RAM
  • Graphics: 512 MB NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT, AMD Radeon HD 2900 XT or Intel HD 4000
  • DirectX: Version 10
  • Storage: 35 GB available space
  • Additional Notes: PC integrated graphics chipsets require 64 bit Windows, e.g. Intel HD series. Microsoft no longer supports Windows 10 or older versions.

minimum*

  • OS: Ubuntu 14.04 LTS / SteamOS Brewmaster update 2.49
  • Processor: AMD Phenom II X4 955 or Intel Core2 Quad Q9650
  • Memory: 4 GB RAM
  • Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 470
  • Network: Broadband Internet connection
  • Storage: 35 GB available space
  • Additional Notes: AMD graphics cards and Intel IGPU’s are not currently supported on the SteamOS + Linux version of Total War: ATTILA

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Total War: Attila – Blood & Burning is a visual effects DLC for Total War: Attila that focuses on making your battles much more visceral and intense by adding blood, gore, and brutal animation effects to units and combat. It doesn’t add new factions, units, or campaigns — it enhances the look and feel of warfare in Attila by making everything more bloody and dramatic.

Here’s what it brings to the battlefield:
Blood effects on units and terrain — blood splatters across the ground and bodies during fights.
Decapitations, dismemberment, and extra kill animations — units can lose limbs and heads in combat for a more cinematic and gritty feel.
Visual combat tweaks and impact effects — the DLC increases the number and variety of bloody death and wound animations so battles look rougher and more chaotic.

This pack essentially makes Attila’s combat feel more cinematic and brutal by visibly showing the cost of war — perfect if you’re a fan of historical brutality and want your medieval battles to look more intense and visceral.

It’s purely cosmetic/visual — it doesn’t change units’ stats, add new gameplay mechanics, or introduce new campaigns — but it definitely adds atmosphere if you like your Total War battles to look as dramatic as they feel.
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