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

This is like 4 games in one, there is so much amazing content in here and if you enjoyed Medieval II: Total War then you will love this expansion.

The Viking Invasion expansion pack for the complex strategy game, Medieval: Total War, has finally arrived. And like the Mongol Invasion add-on for Shogun: Total War several years ago, it adds new content and features based on the "barbarians at the gates" concept.

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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.

Medieval: Total War is the second instalment of the Total War franchise, the first one being the well know Shogun: Total War. Now for all those that have never heard of Total War here is a little clarification: The Total War formula consists of two parts, the first being a "turn based top view game"...

This game is by far one of the best strategy games ever developed in my opinion (much improved on Shogun: Total War). I am not a great fan of RTS, preferring turn-based games with more emphasis on brain power and overall strategy.

Medieval Total War: Viking...

This is an awsome game, and its graphics shouldnt cause it to be overlooked. I would recomend this for gamers with a low end computer, and anyone who enjoys strategy games. For anyone with a mid-high end computer should wait for the sequal to come out, though this game still makes a great addition...

Great strategy game; The battles are great to command, each faction is unique, the "map style" campaign is an incredible experience, and it is perfect for history buffs; The expansion adds a completely new campaign in conquering the british isles with vikings, which takes place a few centries before...

The game is a bit outdated; Though each battle is 3D, each unit is displayed in 2D; Also, because of its age, some of the battles may seem a bit inacurate and scaled down (when besieging a castle, the units cannot man the top of the walls.

Medieval II: Total War is an amazing strategy game taking place from about 1100 C.E-1500 C.E. The grand campaign is a turn-by-turn struggle to power playing as real factions. You manage taxes, buildings, roads, armies, navies, and agents.

Graphics & Sound: Far younger and far superior than its brother Shogun comes Medieval: Total War , a game that will at least satisfy those of the European persuasion. The graphics in Medieval come in two flavors. The first is the Campaign screen, which is essentially a two-dimensional map.