Campaign map: resources, sea tooltip, and Turn 4 block
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
This is the campaign map at rest, and it shows how much state PHARAOH keeps permanently visible: five resources with per-turn deltas, the court icons, the year (1205 BC), and a pending-actions count that tells the player the turn is not over. The sea tooltip is the quiet detail: even water has a region identity (Wadj-Ur, Shallow Seas) and a diplomatic relation (Shared), so the map's data layer covers the whole world, not just land. Frame at about 8:44 in the Ramesses gameplay video (Steam). No trailer burn-in visible in this frame.
Patterns
How the screen is arranged.
top-bar map-overlay detail-panel
Components
Parts on screen.
Resource bar Map Tooltip Marker Toolbar Portrait
Screen inventory
- Top resource bar: 7739 +257, 454 +63, 174 +108, 1416 +76, 200 0, plus court and faction icons
- Campaign terrain with settlement markers AZZATI (8-stack army) and SUKKOT
- Sea tooltip panel: WADJ-UR, SHALLOW SEAS, Relation Shared
- Bottom-right turn block: 1205 BC, 4 PENDING ACTION(S), UNDO, TURN: 4
- Right-edge vertical toolbar
Top 3 colors
#346256 20%#2b4140 19%#708570 16%
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; all five resource figures with deltas, AZZATI and SUKKOT markers, the Wadj-Ur tooltip, and the Turn 4 block confirmed legible
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