Campaign map: Nekhel region tooltip over North Sinai
Total War: PHARAOH · Campaign / World Map
Art style Realistic 3D
About this game
Developer: Creative Assembly · Publisher: Sega · Platform: PC (Steam) · Art style: Realistic 3D · Screen type: Campaign / World Map
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What to study
Hovering the campaign map answers four questions in one small panel: where this land is (North Sinai), whose gods watch it (Ra, Ptah, Yamm), whose it is (Ramesses), and how it stands toward the player (Yours). The tooltip is the campaign map's core interaction: the 3D terrain stays the primary view, and the data arrives only when asked for, while the turn block at bottom right keeps the pending-actions count and the year in view. Frame at about 2:57 in the Ramesses gameplay video (Steam). No trailer burn-in visible in this frame.
Patterns
How the screen is arranged.
map-overlay detail-panel location-label
Components
Parts on screen.
Screen inventory
- Region tooltip panel: NEKHEL, DESERT; Province North Sinai; Realm 'This land is part of Sinai'
- Gods row: Ra, Ptah, Yamm; Faction Ramesses; Relation Yours
- Settlement markers TJARU and SUKKOT on the 3D campaign terrain
- Bottom-right turn block: 1205 BC, 4 PENDING ACTION(S), UNDO, TURN: 1
- Right-edge vertical toolbar (partially visible)
Top 3 colors
#7f785c 23%#4f5944 20%#373e2f 18%
Top three palette colors by share. The remaining colors make up the rest.
Source and credit
© Creative Assembly / Sega, Total War: PHARAOH screenshot: Ramesses gameplay video (Steam), shown for design study and commentary. PlayCraft is an unofficial fan project, not affiliated with or endorsed by Sega.
Source tier 2 (publisher-released) · screenshot: Steam store page · Steam page
Source details
Fetched 2026-11-03. verified 2026-11-02: scene frame from the official Steam gameplay video, inspected visually at full resolution; region name, province, gods, faction, relation, settlement markers, and the Turn 1 block confirmed legible
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