Creative Assembly confirms “unannounced project” that’s not historical or fantasy Total War

British development studio Creative Assembly celebrated its 37th anniversary this past Sunday and marked the occasion by teasing an upcoming project on LinkedIn. “While the past year has been challenging,” the company wrote, “we have an incredible line up for the future across Total War historical and fantasy, as well as an unannounced project set to bring you unforgettable experiences.” CA Sofia recently delivered the final content update to Total War: Pharaoh, the studio’s latest historical game. It’s already been revealed that at least one team at the Bulgarian branch has been put to work on Total War: Warhammer 3 DLC, with one part of the upcoming expansion featuring U’Zhul Skulltaker, Golgfag Maneater, and Gorbad Ironclaw coming from the Balkans. Support for Total War: Warhammer 3 is set to last for a while longer, as the third installment of the fantasy trilogy is CA’s main revenue driver for the foreseeable future. A new historical game has been in development at the studio’s British HQ for a while no