Medieval II: Total War


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7 screenshots added on Nov 28, 2006
Siege by night"
If you can't smash down the walls, you can always knock on the front door"
Into the breach!"
Even the thickest walls won't withstand this much cannon fire"
This is one castle that didn't fall easily"
A mess of Moors"
Castle sieges may be cool to look at today, but they probably weren't a lot of fun to actually fight"
10 screenshots added on Oct 04, 2006
After action romp Spartan: Total Warrior we keep wishing we could muck in at ground level"
It was a touchy time for religion - like that Crusades thing - which you can use to your advantage"
After a hard-fought victory on this scale you'll really feel you earned that conquest"
The interface should be fairly familiar to Total War vets"
You'll need a head for strategic building as well as military planning"
Balancing military might with Church power is the key to success"
Now you can lay siege to Constantinople in your lunch hour"
This was the period in which longbowmen turned the tide of warfare - you'll soon see why"
Moments like these make you want to cover your eyes - if you're not on-side with the cavalry"
Europe is the grimmest of the battlefields on offer - no change there, then"
11 screenshots added on Aug 04, 2006
You have to be able to win the peace as well as the wars"
Over 10,000 independent units can be involved in the action"
The game will have a new multiplayer system"
Building a city will affect the number of soldiers that can be produced from that settlement"
A merchant's wharf is essential when developing a port"
If you fail in battle you can always try diplomacy"
The citadels are one of the easiest structure types to defend"
Merchants need to be placed at strategic points to harvest the wealth from the land"
The dynamic strategy game is set between the dates 1080 and 1503"
The game is set during one of history's most turbulent times"
Fortresses can be converted into cities"
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