Medieval is a game that will probably be overlooked by most gamers, due to its non-existent publicity and lack of marketing. However, the reason for this is not due to a poorly created game, but that the game is essentially created by one person with not enough money to advertise.

This expansion is totally worth buying if you liked the original Medieval 2 Total War game. It includes 4 new campaigns and more than 140 new units. The campaigns include The Americas conquest, Battle of Britannia, The Crusades, and the Teutonic campaign.

Many new campaigns and new units

Few bugs

This game is great and really brings strategy games to a whole new level. It is an accurate depiction of Medieval strategy and is a game any strategy lover should buy. The only problem is price. You can find this game for [$$$] or [$$$] online ...

A must-have for Total War fans, and a valuable title for any strategy master.

Updated graphics, updated design, a more advanced take on existing features; An all around well polished game

Almost excessive hard drvie requirements, up to eleven gigs; Game can slow down as time goes on due to the growth of empires

Strategy, tactics, control, vision, those are some of the requirements (alongside a powerhouse machine) needed from a player to enjoy this terrific title brought to you by The Creative Assembly.

An electronic strategy guide for Medieval II: Total War is available for gamers looking to improve their game.

The Wargamer is pleased to present VikingHorde with this Award for Excellence for Medieval: Total War XL. Medieval: Total War XL makes a great game even better, extending the life of this terrific strategy game with more depth and rich play.I love PC gaming.

In fact, it's easy to be overwhelmed by the shear scope of preparing for battle with the number of different available units and trying to prevent battles from spiraling into chaotic messes.

My first Total War game. After that, I never looked back! Excellent game in all respects, have not ever had a single issue with it. Loved playing it as a kid, love playing it still today. Great stuff!!

Medieval 2: Total War shows how polish, innovation, and perfection of a certain formula can make a really great game, even if it uses the same general idea time and time again. Total War games are all similar, and all of them are very deep strategy games. On top of that, they're just damn good.