Medieval II: Total War Gold Edition (PC)

Description: Manufacturer: Oxygen / Genre: Role-playing

Newest Review: ... be Scotland you would have to destroy the English) and conquer a given number of settlements. The Long Campaign allows you ... more

... more freedom. You have to take over a certain number of settlements, including 1 named settlement which tends to be Constantinople or Jerusalem. The Battle mode allows you to play as any faction you wish, however Campaign modes limit you to just a few instantly playable and then more unlockable factions. These factions, as you may have guessed, all come with unique units and styles of battling. It is then up to you to master a nation, try them all out before settling on just one (I have chosen on either Denmark or Scot...more

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	Medieval II: Total War - Gold Edition (PCDVD) This compilation includes Medieval II: Total War Medieval II: T ... Last Update 09.12.2009 06:11	£ 4.94

Medieval II: Total War - Gold Edition (PCDVD)
This compilation includes Medieval II: Total War Medieval II: T ...

Last Update 09.12.2009 06:11

£ 4.94

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Medieval II: Total War Gold Edition (PC): The Medieval Gaming Crusade (884 words)
by - written on 21/11/08 (Very useful, 305 readings)
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The Gold Editions includes the 2 most recent instalments of the Total War franchise. Medieval II Total War and Medieval II Total War: Kingdoms. Based in and around Europe from 1080 and 1530, you have the chance to take control of a mediocre faction and turn it into the greatest faction of their time. For all those who have played on Rome Total War you can expect very similar gameplay, so you needn't worry about having to learn something completely new. But for all those who haven't there is the option to leave 'advice' on, so you will both learn how to play the game aswell as picking up hints and tips as the game progresses. However I found myself turning off ... Read the complete review