After 2,537 hours of playing Total War: Warhammer, I'm almost ready to say goodbye to Creative Assembly's best strategy series ...

No risk of that with Total War: Warhammer 's Vampire Counts, no sir. These fiends are out for blood, calling up an army of the undead to rain misery and damnation over their enemies. Which is ...

After a dismal couple of entries, Total War: Warhammer proves that maybe all the series needed was ten-foot bats and skeleton cavalry.

So taking control of Total War: Warhammer's Vampire Counts isn't just about having a soft spot for bats or central European folklore - it presents myriad unique strategies.

Now that we've seen the Vampire Counts in action, it's time to have a look at some of their units. Sega and Creative Assembly have revealed two new units you'll be using when commanding the ...

For the most recent look at Total War: Warhammer, Creative Assembly has put together a glimpse of how the Vampire Counts work while playing a full campaign.

In the latest Total War: Warhammer video you get a look at the gameplay mechanics, technology and battlefield units. It also takes a look at the Raise Dead recruitment mechanic, and how it ...

The latest Total War: Warhammer showcase goes in-depth with the Vampire Count mechanics to demonstrate why necromancy is forbidden by most fantasy lore: because it's too much fun. This is your ...

Of course, my brief time with the Vampire Counts didn’t exactly go to plan. I tend to struggle with Total War games as I acclimatise to them, and my early encounters didn’t go too favourably.

The Vampire Counts are the last playable race for Total War: Warhammer, which still isn't called Total Warhammer.

But which one? In this in-engine Total War: Warhammer trailer, an Empire Witch Hunter seeks out the source of a terrible corruption and finds the rather nasty Vampire Counts.