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'''''Rome II: Total War''''', also written as '''''Total War: Rome II''''', is a strategy game developed by [[The Creative Assembly]] and published by [[Sega]] for Windows PC. It is the sequel to the 2004 game ''[[Rome: Total War]]''.
 
'''''Rome II: Total War''''', also written as '''''Total War: Rome II''''', is a strategy game developed by [[The Creative Assembly]] and published by [[Sega]] for Windows PC. It is the sequel to the 2004 game ''[[Rome: Total War]]''.
  
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An updated version of the game was released on 16 September 2014, titled '''''Rome II: Total War Emperor Edition''''', which features [[wikipedia:Roman Armenia|Armenia]] as a playable faction and a new [[wikipedia:Augustus|Imperator Augustus]] campaign. The update was released as a retail copy, and completely replaces the original on Steam.
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An updated version of the game was released on 16 September 2014, titled '''''Rome II: Total War Emperor Edition''''', which features [[wikipedia:Roman Armenia|Armenia]] as a playable faction and a new [[wikipedia:Augustus|Imperator Augustus]] campaign. The update was released as a retail copy, and completely replaces the original on [[Steam]].
  
 
In July 2016 ''{{PAGENAME}}'' was used to create a battle simulation for the [[wikipedia:Ashmolean Museum|Ashmolean Museum]] in Oxford, UK.{{ref|http://www.ashmolean.org/assets/docs/Press/Ashmolean_Press_Release_-_Storms,_War_and_Shipwrecks_programme_17.05.2016.pdf}}{{fileref|RomeII Ashmolean.jpg}}
 
In July 2016 ''{{PAGENAME}}'' was used to create a battle simulation for the [[wikipedia:Ashmolean Museum|Ashmolean Museum]] in Oxford, UK.{{ref|http://www.ashmolean.org/assets/docs/Press/Ashmolean_Press_Release_-_Storms,_War_and_Shipwrecks_programme_17.05.2016.pdf}}{{fileref|RomeII Ashmolean.jpg}}

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Rome II: Total War
System(s): Windows PC, Mac OS X, Steam
Publisher: Sega
Developer:
Release Date RRP Code
Windows PC
US
Windows PC
EU
Windows PC
AU
Windows PC
KR
Windows PC
TW
Windows PC/Mac OS
EU
(Emperor Edition)
Windows PC/Mac OS
AU
(Emperor Edition)

Rome II: Total War, also written as Total War: Rome II, is a strategy game developed by The Creative Assembly and published by Sega for Windows PC. It is the sequel to the 2004 game Rome: Total War.

An updated version of the game was released on 16 September 2014, titled Rome II: Total War Emperor Edition, which features Armenia as a playable faction and a new Imperator Augustus campaign. The update was released as a retail copy, and completely replaces the original on Steam.

In July 2016 Rome II: Total War was used to create a battle simulation for the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, UK.[2][3]

Downloadable content

  • Greek States Culture Pack - includes three new playable factions: Athens, Epirus and Sparta.
  • Nomadic Tribes Culture Pack - includes three new playable factions: the Roxolani, Massagetae and Royal Scythians.
  • Blood & Gore - adds visual and sound effects.
  • Caesar in Gaul - includes a new campaign map, game mechanics and three new factions: the Nervii, Boii and Galatians.
  • Beasts of War - includes several new units.
  • Hannibal at the Gates - includes a new campaign map, new gameplay elements and three new factions: the Arevaci, Lusitani and Syracuse.
  • Pirates and Raiders Culture Pack - includes three new factions: the Ardiaei, Tylis and Odrysians.
  • Daughters of Mars - includes several new female units.
  • Imperator Augustus Campaign Pack - includes a new campaign based on the aftermath of Caesar's murder. This campaign is a free update.
  • Black Sea Colonies Culture Pack - includes three new factions: the Cimmerians, Pergamon and Colchis.
  • Wrath of Sparta Campaign Pack - includes a new campaign map based on the Peloponnesian War.
Title and description Links Releases
PC
PC
PC
PC
PC
PC
PC
PC
PC
PC
PC

Artwork

  • RomeII logo.jpg
  • RomeII City.jpg
  • RomeII Seabattle.jpg
  • RomeII Carthage.jpg
  • RomeII Alexandria.jpg
  • RomeII Egypt big.jpg
  • RomeII Egypt med.jpg
  • RomeII Egypt small.jpg
  • RomeII Egypt ship.jpg
  • RomeII Oracle.jpg
  • RomeII Pharos.jpg
  • RomeII Cleopatra.jpg
  • RomeII CaesarinGaulLogo.jpg
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  • RomeII Blood&Gore logo.png
  • RomeII Hannibal logo.jpg
  • RomeII Hannibal.jpg
  • RomeIIEE Octavian.jpg

Digital manuals

  • Steam manual (original)

  • Steam manual (Emperor Edition)

Physical scans

PC, US
RomeII PC US Box.jpg
Cover
PC, UK

PC, UK
(Collector's Edition)

PC, FR

PC, FR
(Collector's Edition)

PC, DE
RomeII PC DE Box.jpg
Cover
PC, DE
(Collector's Edition)
RomeII PC DE Box Collectors.jpg
Cover
PC, ES

PC, ES
(Collector's Edition)

PC, AU
RomeII PC AU Box.jpg
Cover
PC, CZ

PC, RU
RomeII PC RU Box.jpg
Cover
PC, KR
RomeII PC KR Box.jpg
Cover
PC, TW
RomeII PC TW cover.jpg
Cover

Emperor Edition

PC, EU
RomeIIEE PC EU cover.jpg
Cover
PC, UK/NE
RomeIIEE PC UK cover.jpg
Cover
PC, FR
RomeIIEE PC FR cover.jpg
Cover
PC, DE
RomeIIEE PC DE cover.jpg
Cover
PC, IT
RomeIIEE PC IT cover.jpg
Cover
PC, ES
RomeIIEE PC ES cover.jpg
Cover
PC, AU
RomeIIEE PC AU cover.jpg
Cover

Promotional material

  • Press release

  • Greek States DLC press release

  • Caesar in Gaul DLC press release

  • Daughters of Mars DLC press release

External links

References

  1. ↑ http://forums.totalwar.com/showthread.php/139050-Total-War-ROME-II-Emperor-Edition-now-also-on-Apple-App-Store!
  2. ↑ http://www.ashmolean.org/assets/docs/Press/Ashmolean_Press_Release_-_Storms,_War_and_Shipwrecks_programme_17.05.2016.pdf
  3. ↑ File:RomeII Ashmolean.jpg



Games in the Total War Series
Main series
Shogun (Complete) (2000) | Medieval (2002) | Rome (Barbarian Invasion | Alexander | Pack Légion | Gold | Gold II | Anthology | Complete | Remastered) (2004-2021) | Medieval II (Kingdoms | Pack Médiéval | Gold | Complete) (2006-2007) | Empire (DLC Collection | Gold | Complete) (2009) | Napoleon (2010) | Shogun 2 (Fall of the Samurai | Gold | Complete) (2011-2013) | Rome II (Emperor | Spartan | Caesar | Enemy at the Gates) (2013-2020) | Attila (Tyrants & Kings) (2015-2016) | Warhammer (Old World | Dark Gods | Savage) (2016-2020) | Warhammer II (2017) | Three Kingdoms (Royal) (2018-2020) | Warhammer III (2021) | Pharaoh (2023)
Spin-offs
Spartan: Total Warrior (2005) | Viking: Battle for Asgard (2008) | Total War: Arena (2015) | Shogun: Total War Battles (2012) | Total War Battles Free (2012) | Total War Battles: Kingdom (2015) | Total War Saga: Thrones of Britannia (2018) | Total War: Elysium (2020) | A Total War Saga: Troy (2021)
Compilations
Shogun: Total War/Medieval: Total War (?) | Empire: Total War/Napoleon: Total War (2015)
Total War: Eras (2006) | Total War Anthology (2009) | Total War Mega Pack (2009) | Total War: Battle Pack (2010) | Total War Collection Pack (2011) | Total War Collection (2012) | Total War Master Collection (2012) | Total War Grand Master Collection (2012) | Total War: Collection (?) | Total War: Ages (?)
Total War related media
Music
 Medieval II: Total War Soundtrack (2006) | Music From and Inspired by Viking: Battle for Asgard (2008)
Book
 Prima Official Game Guide: Rome Total War: Barbarian Invasion (2005) | Spartan: Total Warrior Official Strategy Guide (2005) | Medieval II: Total War Official Strategy Guide (2006) | The Art of Viking: Battle for Asgard (2008) | Viking: Battle for Asgard Official Strategy Guide (2008) | The Art of Total War (2015) | Total War Rome: The Sword of Attila (2015) | Rome: Total War - Destroy Carthage (2013)
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