Similarly to the two previous installments in the Total War series, the gameplay of Medieval II is divided into two parts: the turn-based (governing our provinces, economic development, and preparing larger campaigns) and the real-time (commanding units in battle). As far as economic, mercantile, and political dependencies are concerned, the developers made sure they were historically accurate. battering rams, catapults, etc.) and destroy walls with heavy artillery. Siege options were also expanded – the players can now make use of new siege engines (e.g. The number of available units exceeds 250 although not every one of them is available from the start and some of them are unlocked with campaign’s progress (we get more experienced and better equipped units). In total, there are as many as 21 playable factions (including England, the Holy Roman Empire, France, Scotland, Denmark, Spain, Portugal, Venice, Sicily, Poland, Russia, Hungary, Byzantium, Turkey, Egypt, Mongols, and Aztecs, among others), all of which are different in terms of, for example, battlefield tactics. The players operate not only in Europe but also in Central and South America (fighting against Aztecs) as well as the Middle East (Christian crusades to reclaim the Holy Land). The developers put emphasis on authenticity and faithful recreation of the realities of the period. The action of Medieval II takes place between years 10. As the title suggests, the production takes the players to the turbulent times of the Middle Ages. Medieval II: Total War for PC is the fourth installment in the bestselling and award-winning strategy games series by Creative Assembly.
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