Total War: Rome Remastered is the new remastered title of this popular strategy video game that has been ported by Feral Interactive and Creative Assembly, with SEGA as official publisher. So, now you can install it on Linux and enjoy these news and add another quality title to the long list of video games for GNU / Linux.
This will allow many revive this popular title And, for many Linux users, they will now discover it for the first time thanks to the work of the developers behind this new port. Of course, prepare free space on the hard disk, since the game and the free DLC add up to about 70 GB, which is a really considerable size ...
In addition, it would be interesting if you had a fast SSD type hard driveas it may take several minutes for conventional HDDs to load the map. There is talk of about 3 min for conventional hard drives, and once loaded, there could be a little fluid experience with some actions during the game.
Despite that, Total War: Rome Remastered comes with interesting news:
- Enhanced images with full 4K images. That includes review of environments, battlefields, and characters.
- New content with 16 factions in addition to the original 22.
- Modern functions to exert greater control of the units and control of the map.
- Improved help systems.
- Possibility of multiplayer multiplayer game to play with each other with Windows, macOS and Linux players.
Regarding the requirements of Total War: Rome Remastered, they are:
- Minimum Requirements:
- Intel Core i3-4130 3.4GHz or AMD FX-6300 3,5GHz
- RAM memory of 6GB
- NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 2GB or AMD R9 285 2GB graphics card (GCN 3rd Gen)
- Ubuntu 20.04 64-bit
- Recommended Requirements:
- Intel Core i7-4770K 3.5GHz or AMD Ryzen 5 2600X at 3,6 GHz
- RAM memory of 8GB
- NVIDIA 970 4GB or AMD RX 480 4GB graphics card
- Ubuntu 20.04 64-bit
As for the space for the base game, they are about 45GB of free space, and approximately 70GB for the improved graphics. In addition, the Vulkan compatibility of your GPU. Therefore, the drivers for NVIDIA and AMD should be up to date, and in the case of AMD also MESA 20.3.4.