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2006 PC 19.99 € 👍 96 % Overwhelmingly positive, 33,344 reviews on Steam

A turn-based grand campaign of diplomacy, city building and dynastic scheming across medieval Europe and the Middle East, paired with massive real-time battles involving thousands of troops. A landmark entry in the Total War series for anyone who wants to rewrite medieval history.

What defines Medieval II: Total War:

  • Turn-based combat
  • Tactical depth
  • Open world
  • Lavish presentation
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The closest matches for Medieval II: Total War are Rome: Total War, Medieval: Total War and Total War: Attila. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Medieval II: Total War special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Rome: Total War

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2004 PC free 👍 95 % Overwhelmingly positive, 16,177 reviews on Steam

  • Tactical depth
  • Turn-based combat
  • Lavish presentation

A landmark strategy game that pairs turn-based empire management on a campaign map with massive real-time battles involving thousands of soldiers. Lead a Roman family or a rival power as you manage provinces, forge alliances and command legions in the field.

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Total War: Attila

Challenging difficulty

A turn-based campaign map combined with massive real-time battles in Late Antiquity: you guide a people through Rome's fall, Hunnic invasion, plague and climate collapse. Managing economy, politics and armies to survive is a stern challenge.

Napoleon: Total War

Realistic visuals

Napoleon: Total War combines a turn-based campaign map with huge real-time battles of the Napoleonic era. You lead campaigns from Italy to Waterloo or oppose him, winning wars through strategy and battlefield command.

Total War: Three Kingdoms

Lavish presentation

A grand strategy campaign set in Three Kingdoms-era China: you manage your realm in turns, lead heroic generals and fight massive real-time battles. Character relationships and court intrigue set it apart in the series.

Empire: Total War

Realistic visuals

An 18th-century grand strategy game: manage your empire on a turn-based campaign map, then fight real-time land battles and the series' first fully 3D naval battles with sailing ships and musket lines.

Shogun: Total War

Challenging difficulty

As a daimyo in Sengoku-era Japan, you conquer the country on a turn-based strategy map and fight your battles in real time with large armies. Its appeal lies in historical authenticity and tactical terrain and unit management.

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