Introducing Total War: MEDIEVAL III Hub

Greetings to the Total War Community! The official blog for Total War: MEDIEVAL III is now live, providing a dedicated space for all updates and discussions related to the game.

Leading the project as Game Director is Pawel Wojs, who shares his enthusiasm for the sequel to MEDIEVAL II, a project he worked on nearly two decades ago. The decision to announce the game early stems from the team’s desire to involve the community in the development process and provide insight into the game’s evolution.

The primary objective of the MEDIEVAL III hub is to offer regular news and progress updates, engaging with players to gather feedback and ideas. The team aims to uphold the historical authenticity expected from the Total War series, allowing players to shape the course of history within the Medieval world.

As development progresses, further details on the game’s design direction will be shared, with opportunities for community input on key decisions. The team acknowledges the challenges of game development but is committed to delivering a high-quality experience.

The Vision for MEDIEVAL III

The vision for MEDIEVAL III is to create the ultimate Total War sandbox experience set in the Medieval era, offering players the chance to explore alternate historical outcomes. The game aims to immerse players in a world that reacts plausibly to their actions, presenting a blend of authenticity and player agency.

Key to realizing this vision is the development of Warcore, an advanced game engine designed to enhance animation, rendering, and campaign elements. The team behind MEDIEVAL III boasts extensive experience in historical strategy games, ensuring a deep understanding of the genre’s appeal.

While the game is still in early pre-production, the team is dedicated to laying strong foundations for its development. The use of Warcore and the collaboration of a skilled team signal a significant step forward in bringing the Medieval era to life in ways previously unachievable.

As the project progresses, the team plans to engage with the community regularly, sharing insights into the game’s progress and seeking feedback on various aspects of its design.

Engaging with the Community

In a departure from traditional development practices, the team behind MEDIEVAL III is committed to involving the community early on in the process. By sharing their vision and progress updates, they aim to create a transparent and collaborative environment for players to participate in shaping the game.

Through the MEDIEVAL III hub and community forums, players can expect to interact with both the community management team and members of the development team, gaining firsthand insights into the game’s development.

While the game is still in its nascent stages, the team’s dedication to open communication and community engagement sets a promising tone for the future of MEDIEVAL III.