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Total War Rome II - Spartan Edition PC (EU) includes: Total War Rome 2 Emperor Edition Total War Rome 2 - Baktria Faction DLC Total War Rome 2 - Daugthers of Mars DLC Total War Rome 2 - Greek States Culture Pack DLC Total War Rome 2 - Seleucid Empire Faction Pack DLC Total War Rome 2 - Wrath of Sparta DLC The top 3 reasons to play Total War Rome II - Spartan Edition PC (EU) Breathtaking visuals, which transport the player into the heart of the ancient world Complex gameplay, involving real time strategy naval and land battle system. Variety of period-accurate factions. About Total War Rome II - Spartan Edition PC (EU) TWR II is a strategy game for PC, developed by The Creative Assembly and published by Sega. It is the eighth standalone title in the Total War™ series and a successor to the 2004 game Rome: Total War. Set in the years 272 BC–28 AD, Rome 2 provides a detailed and period-accurate portrayal of each culture present in the game. Breathtaking visuals, which transport the player into the heart of the ancient world. Complex gameplay, involving real time strategy naval and land battle system, as well as decisions mechanic, which influence the progress of the game. Variety of period-accurate factions, with their specific units, skills and traits Total War: ROME II - Spartan Edition includes: Total War Rome 2 Emperor Edition, Total War Rome 2 - Baktria Faction DLC, Total War Rome 2 - Daugthers of Mars DLC, Total War Rome 2 - Greek States Culture Pack DLC, Total War Rome 2 - Seleucid Empire Faction Pack DLC and Total War Rome 2 - Wrath of Sparta DLC Read more What are the system requirements? Windows OS Windows XP / Vista / Windows 7 / Windows 8 Processor 2 GHz Intel Dual Core / 2.6 GHz Intel Single Core Memory 2 GB RAM Graphics 512 MB VRAM Storage 35 GB HD

Product type

Game

Activation

Steam

Platform / region

PC · Can activate in United Kingdom

Release / edition

03 Sept 2013 · Standard