Medieval 2 Kingdom PC Computer Game

Pros: fun, vast, no bugs

Cons: some may find it too similar to Rome: Total War

The Bottom Line: GREAT game

Review: I have spent a lot of very fun hours playing Rome: Total War and when Medieval II: Total War came out I was pretty excited. There were two problems. It was $60 and my computer was at the bottom end of minimum system requirements. Playing the demo ...

Pros: Accurately depicted era with incredible graphics and complex economy and military strategy gameplay.

Cons: Some lag during large battles in sieges; Unexpected Error crash later in game.

The Bottom Line: Well worth the $40-$50 price tag, lots of entertainment!

Review: UPDATE: September 11, 2007. I finally eliminated every opponent except the Papal States. The year is 1710... took 710 years! The civilized world is now under the English rule (great faction to pick for beginners). The manual says, I can't eliminate ...

Pros: Splendid Graphics, Masterful intricacy, Immensely detailed

Cons: Addicting to the point of being unholy

The Bottom Line: Anyone who enjoys wiling away a surfeit of time should buy post haste!

Review: Strategy games, I will admit, have always been a rather large obsession of mine, as has medieval history, so it is no surprise that I find “Medieval II: Total War” to be perhaps the greatest strategy game ever crafted by the hands of men. Having ...

Pros: graphics, complexity, unit selection

Cons: couple bugs, disk space(9GB), AI marginally better than RTW

The Bottom Line: I'm not recommending or asking you to get this game. I'm TELLING you to get this game. Those who seek a challenge will not be disappointed.

Review: Just when I thought that nothing would top Rome: Total War, I was gravely mistaken. As the next installment in the Total War series, Medieval 2 proved to me that The Creative Assembly can still raise the bar. Having gotten this game as a Christmas ...