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Wage Total War with huge Steam sale ahead of TW PharaohJul 21, 2023 - PCGamesNWith Total War Pharaoh on the horizon, what better way to get ready for the next installment in Creative Assembly's masterful historical series - featuring some of the best strategy games of all time - than a massive Total War sale? With everything from the series' earliest games, all the way up to the most recent historical entries prior to Total War Pharaoh, you won't want to miss out. So, move fast to grab these bargains. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Medieval 2: Total War cheats and console commands A Witcher mod is in the works for Medieval 2: Total War The Witcher becomes a strategy game in this Total War mod New update available for Total War: MEDIEVAL II Mobile!Jun 9, 2022 - Community Announcements{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/3952806/1df4ec71b665080987f1e332e2cf9018cadd16a5.png Hello everyone! Today, we're excited to introduce Update 1.3 to Total War: MEDIEVAL II on the Android and iOS platforms! Patch 1.3 brings a number of oft-requested quality of life features, along with stability improvements and general bug fixes to the game. You can find the full list of changes here: 📜 Read the Full Update 1.3 Release Notes... Next up: we turn our focus to the Kingdoms expansion, which we look forward to sharing more about later this year. We’ll see you on the battlefield! — The Feral Interactive Team For the latest news and announcements, don't forget to visit our official social channels. Steam Discussions Twitter Facebook Discord Our WebsiteTotal War: MEDIEVAL II – Out Now for iOS & Android!Apr 7, 2022 - Community Announcements{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/3952806/c080f8de7d449c7b2d381eb39ea6faae204d9acf.png Total War: MEDIEVAL II by Feral Interactive for iOS & Android is AVAILABLE NOW! Seventeen factions, three continents, and five centuries of combat, conquest, and statecraft are now in your hands! ⚔ BEGIN YOUR REIGN TODAY!Total War: MEDIEVAL II on iOS Total War: MEDIEVAL II on Android FOLLOW FERAL INTERACTIVEFor the latest news and announcements, don't forget to visit our official social channels. Steam Discussions Twitter Facebook Discord Our Website Total War: MEDIEVAL II comes to mobile devicesApr 6, 2022 - Community Announcements{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/3952806/ee2b225efd187680b5a16bef9722c2263aa601bc.jpg MEDIEVAL II brings Total War’s compelling mix of massive real-time battles and intricate turn-based strategy to Android and iOS on April 7th. Set across three continents during the turbulent Middle Ages, spectacular conflicts and scheming rivals line the path to power as the great kingdoms of the medieval world vie for supremacy. Be it through diplomacy or conquest, trade or subterfuge, you must secure the resources and loyalty required to rule an empire from the shores of Western Europe to the sands of Arabia. Pre-order on iOS Pre-register on Android The best Medieval 2: Total War modsSep 20, 2021 - PCGamesNMedieval II: Total War has a surprisingly active and vibrant mod scene for a game its age. Highly regarded among old-school Total War fans, the engine it's built on has enabled many wonderful creations from simple vanilla overhauls, to complete setting changes, and more. Being a game set during medieval Europe, you can imagine the kinds of mods available now. From Westeros to Warhammer, Lord of the Rings to Three Kingdoms China, there's something for everyone, and we've curated a list of some of the more popular picks below. Do note that any mod that uses a third-party IP probably isn't endorsed by that IP's owner, and even Creative Assembly frowns upon these kinds of mods for the newer Total War games where the studio has more control. As such, we won't be providing download links for them, but if you go to sources like ModDB it won't be hard to find them if you are interested in checking them out. Also note that all mods below, unless stated otherwise, require the Kingdoms expansion, and you're probably best updating to the 1.5 patch as well. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Medieval 2: Total War cheats and console commands A Witcher mod is in the works for Medieval 2: Total War The Witcher becomes a strategy game in this Total War mod Medieval 2: Total War cheats and console commandsSep 16, 2021 - PCGamesNSo, you want some Medieval 2: Total War cheats? Using console commands to get a leg up in videogames is a time honoured tradition, although it seems to be more commonly associated with strategy games given their nature. Not every game has them (Civ 6, for example, is oddly absent of cheat codes), but plenty others do. Medieval 2: Total War is still pretty popular, even after all this time, and being an older Total War game it still retains that more hardcore sensibility that can make it extremely tough at times. But never fear - cheat codes are here! Whether you need to give yourself more money, or give one of your characters a specific trait, there's plenty of options to make your game easier. We've put together this guide to cheats and console commands for the game, to help give you a leg up. A special shoutout to Steam user Sir_Calcium1066, who put together a more comprehensive guide on the subject. We haven't included anything that involves editing game files, as that's more akin to modding than using a traditional 'cheat'. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: A Witcher mod is in the works for Medieval 2: Total War The Witcher becomes a strategy game in this Total War mod The new Total War Definitive Editions are free upgrades if you own the base game already A Witcher mod is in the works for Medieval 2: Total WarJun 21, 2021 - Strategy GamerThe Witcher Season 2 is all anyone's talking about right now, but if you can't wait for Henry Cavill's Geralt to toss a coin back into your life, then this mod for Medieval II: Total War might help you pass the time. This total conversion is unsurprisingly titled Witcher: Total War, and is currently available to download via ModDB as Medieval II was released well before Steam Workshop integration was a thing. It's been going since December 2019, and so far they've only managed to work some Nilfgaard units into the game so far. The long-term goal is to have 30 playable factions, but in the most recent dev update the mod owners admit they will probably start with smaller campaigns with fewer factions, so they can get something out and into the hands of fans. What about the White Wolf himself? Well apparently that's still up for debate. Unlike newer Total War games, Medieval II never had hero units, and the creators are not sure whether to include him or not yet. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: The Witcher becomes a strategy game in this Total War mod The new Total War Definitive Editions are free upgrades if you own the base game already Total War: MEDIEVAL II is 75% off!Jul 8, 2020 - Community AnnouncementsIf you’ve never played this gem, now’s your chance. Build a mighty empire that sprawls across the globe and defend it from those who would take your crown. Need more convincing? Check out this video from PartyElite on why Total War: MEDIEVAL II is his favourite game in the series: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SZ1K4O_3gs The Elder Scrolls: Total War mod releases its big 2.0 updateNov 17, 2019 - PC GamerAfter months of teasing (and work), the modders behind The Elder Scrolls: Total War for Medieval II: Kingdoms have released their 2.0 update. It now includes the fourth era of the Elder Scrolls world, the setting for the civil war in Skyrim that defines The Elder Scrolls V. The update also adds the Stormcloaks and the dark elf Great House Sadras as playable factions. This is the “last big update” for the mod, which has been in development since 2015, and therefore uses the objectively superior old Total War naming scheme. It also has a launch trailer: We first reported on the 2.0 update earlier this year and, impressively, the modders got it out the door before the year closed. The changes reported there are now in: The Clockwork City, the Tsaesci serpent-men, and the Reachmen are now recruitable mercenary armies. The update isn’t just about the new factions or the fourth era, and includes a bunch of new models and units for old factions. Characters like Mehrunes Dagon and Mannimarco have new, unique models. The Dawnguard have armored trolls. And, perhaps best of all, there is now an all-Khajiit mage unit. It even adds a “Pocket Guide to the Empire” for those less versed in Elder Scrolls lore. You can check out The Elder Scrolls: Total War on ModDB and read the complete 2.0 changelog here . The Elder Scrolls: Total War brings some much-needed spectacle to Tamriel's scufflesNov 12, 2019 - Rock, Paper, Shotgun Like any big daft fantasy blockbuster, The Elder Scrolls needs war. Unfortunately, Bethesda’s open-world games have never been too great at the whole mass battle thing. Even Skyrim’s nation-rending civil war never amounted to much more than a gathering of drunk LARPers waving sharp sticks at each other in the snow. The Elder Scrolls: Total War – a complete overhaul to Medieval 2: Total War – launched this week, bringing some proper bombast to battlefields across Tamriel. (more…) Weekend Deal - TOTAL WAR HISTORIC TITLES, up to 75% Off!Sep 26, 2019 - AnnouncementSave up to 75% on TOTAL WAR HISTORIC TITLES as part of this week's Weekend Deal*! *Offer ends Monday at 10AM Pacific Time Modder Superior How to turn Medieval 2: Total War into a big fantasy fightAug 19, 2019 - Rock, Paper, Shotgun Every other Monday, Dominic gives you a reason to dust off one of your old games and dive into its mods with Modder Superior. It’s good to be king, and even better to be a sorcerer commanding a swarm of the undead. While the Total War series has grown into more fantastical settings by itself, it was the fans to first stick pointy ears on the venerable strategy game. Thanks to its robust mod support Medieval 2: Total War still has a large and active modding scene. While there are dozens of mods with historically accurate factions, today we’re going to get our Hobbit on and take a look at what’s good for your Elf. It’s mods that make it all fantasy. (more…) Total War collides with Mortal Kombat in this Medieval 2 modJun 14, 2019 - PC GamerThe Mortal Kombat universe, now that I'm forced to think about it, is a surprisingly fertile setting for some Total War. You've got memorable factions with lots of distinct traits, constantly shifting allegiances and several realms where the most popular occupation seems to be 'martial artist'. Mortal Kombat Konquest TW should fit right in. It's a Mortal Kombat overhaul mod for Medieval 2, from modder Kirukato. They posted some work-in-progress videos last year and this month announced plans for it, along with some new screenshots. Here's what Kirukato has planned: * Huge Campaign map, (including all the realms); * Scripted events for the campaign (events from some of the MK games); * Units from many MK games, (mostly Armageddon and Deception); * Heroes (Kombatants) for all factions, alone in custom battles and as generals in Campaign; * New custom UI; They're working on it along, but if you've got ideas or want to collaborate, give them a holler. Dragon Age: Total War mod adds Blights, Grey Wardens and naughty magesMar 4, 2019 - PC GamerDespite the impending launch of Total War: Three Kingdoms, there are still plenty of reasons to return to the older games, especially Medieval 2 and its multitude of total conversion mods. Total War: Dragon Age is the latest attempt to turn BioWare's fantasy realm into grand strategy romp, and so far it looks very promising. A recent update from the mod team shows off the campaign map, specifically Ferelden, which you'll know doubt recognise if you've already spent hundreds of hours walking around the RPG version. You'll be able to visit places like the Temple of Andraste and Flemeth's hut, where unique events, items or even a high dragon can spawn. These special areas are one of a bunch of changes that the team is promising. Apparently, there won't be any part of Medieval 2 that won't be altered by the overhaul. Expect heroes, magic and scripted events like Blights, the Mage-Templar War and the Breach to crop up while you play. Along with being able to command one of the nations of Thedas, you'll also be able to play as factions like the Grey Wardens and Templar Order. Playing these smaller factions might be trickier because of their smaller unit sizes and slower recruitment, but they also boast elite armies and regular units that are better than average. Total War: Dragon Age doesn't have a release date yet, but the team is aiming to have a beta up and running within a year and a half. In the meantime, check out the ModDB page for more details and screenshots. These are the Total War team s favourite ever Total War factionsFeb 8, 2019 - Rock, Paper, Shotgun According to an ancient Sussex proverb, there are as many factions in the 20-year-old Total War series as there are sand grains on a beach, as there are angels dancing upon the head of a pin, as there are grenadiers in the armies of his Imperial Majesty Napoleon I, Emperor of the French, King of Italy, Protector of the Confederation of the Rhine, Co-Prince of Andorra. This is providing, of course, the answer in each case is between 100 and 200, depending on whether you include the DLC and think Sicily is a real country. From stinky hill tribes through trim Teutonic phalanxes to bawling rivers of undead, Total Warring has certainly come in all shapes and sizes. At a recent hands-on event for Total War: Three Kingdoms, a heinous idea occurred to me: why not confuse and upset all the developers in attendance (plus a couple more over email) by asking them to pick a favourite faction? The results, which involved surprisingly few headbutts, are below. (more…) Pre-Purchase Now - Total War: THREE KINGDOMSFeb 7, 2019 - Community AnnouncementsTotal War: THREE KINGDOMS is Now Available for Pre-Purchase on Steam! Three heroes, sworn to brotherhood in the face of tyranny, rally support for the trials ahead. Scenting opportunity, warlords from China’s great families follow suit, forming a fragile coalition in a bid to challenge Dong Zhuo’s remorseless rule. Will they triumph against the tyrant, or will personal ambition shatter their already crumbling alliance and drive them to supremacy? https://steamcdn-a.akamaihd.net/steamcommunity/public/images/clans/31196189/da13104d2feedfcde64c4152fdda43c2203dbc28.jpgMedieval 2 s Elder Scrolls mod gets ever deeper in 2.0 updateJan 20, 2019 - PC GamerThe modders behind Medieval 2: Total War + The Elder Scrolls mashup The Elder Scrolls: Total War are going ever deeper into the lore of Tamriel, adding mercenary armies to represent minor factions and races across the map. The upcoming 2.0 update will introduce three new armies after nearly four years of development on the mod. ( PC Gamer first reported on the mod in March 2015. ) This new patch will add Skyrim’s infamous Reachmen, the Tsaesci serpent-men, and the Clockwork City of Sotha Sil as factions that you can recruit to your cause by fulfilling certain quests on the strategic map. To recruit the Reachmen, for example, you have to unite their territories in southwest Skyrim and then release their leader, Madanach, from the Sidna mines where he’s being held prisoner. It’ll earn you the enmity of Ulfric Stormcloak, however. More than anything, this preview of the upcoming update shows how much blood, sweat, and tears these modders have put into their work. Even with a year or more between major updates, work has never ceased. Every one of the 20+ factions in this thing has custom models, including all these mercenary factions, and many of the cities are modeled after the ones in Elder Scrolls games. (Which aren’t the first ones: The Wild Hunt, Maormer, Mannimarco’s undead, a Vampire clan, and the Dawnguard have all been in the game for a while.) Previous updates, like the 1.4 update, have been called the last update for the mod, but it does look like this 2.0 update may well be the last. And that’s okay, because these modders have given you the Elder Scrolls strategy game that Bethesda may never make. You can read the full update preview here or download the mod here on ModDB . Total War: Napoleon, Empire, and Medieval II now include DLC for freeNov 20, 2018 - Rock, Paper, Shotgun ‘Definitive Editions’ of Total War: Empire, Total War: Medieval II, and Total War: Napoleon include all their expansions and DLC and bits, and folks who already own the base games on Steam have been upgraded to their fancy new versions for free. That’s a tidy little gift from developers Creative Assembly, and gets a total phwoar from me. Despite what the name might suggest, the games aren’t revamped or modernised or nowt, they’re just everything all in one package – but that’s not me grumbling. Like I said, a total phwoar, eh? A total phwoar, right? Ah forget it. (more…) Total War: MEDIEVAL II - Definitive EditionNov 20, 2018 - Community Announcementshttps://steamcdn-a.akamaihd.net/steamcommunity/public/images/clans/3952806/32d523c564a644018d46c9dfdbd3bd27f9447b05.jpg We’re upgrading Napoleon, Empire, and Medieval II to Definitive Editions today – which means that if you already own them, you’ll now have all of the DLC for free! If you don’t already own them, now’s the time to check them out – the new editions include all the DLC and expansion packs for each: https://store.steampowered.com/franchise/TotalWar-Official/ Click here to view the trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRhkWSqWSfQWeekend Deal - Total War Historic Titles - 10% to 90% Off!Sep 27, 2018 - AnnouncementIn celebration of the upcoming Total War: Three Kingdoms , save 10% to 90% off on the rest of the Total War Historic Titles as part of this week's Weekend Deal*! *Offer ends Monday at 10AM Pacific Time
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