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Sega and Creative Assembly have temporarily removed Total War: Shogun 2 - Complete Edition from digital storefronts following its launch on 13th October. The companies acknowledged that the release failed to meet both player expectations and their own internal quality standards.
The developers are currently collaborating with platform holders to reinstate the original version of the game while they investigate the underlying issues. Although the companies have not specified the exact nature of these problems, they are working with a development partner to implement necessary improvements.
Player reception has been highly critical, with the title's Steam score dropping to "overwhelmingly negative" based on over 4,000 reviews, only 15 percent of which were positive. Fans have specifically cited concerns regarding "hokey upscaling" and suspected use of artificial intelligence, though the official statement did not explicitly address or confirm the use of AI technology.
Despite the removal from sale, existing owners retain the ability to access and play the game. The companies have not provided a timeline for when the Complete Edition might return to the store.
