Empire and Napoleon Total War Collection - Game of the Year
A 2010 strategy bundle that combines two Napoleon-era Total War campaigns into one sprawling grand-strategy sandbox, a solid pick if you want turn-based empire-building without the modern UI polish.
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Best for turn-based strategy fans willing to overlook 2010-era UI and animations in exchange for two substantial historical campaigns.
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About Empire and Napoleon Total War Collection - Game of the Year
I approached this 2010 bundle knowing it was aging hardware, and it delivers exactly what the Total War formula promised back then: territory control, army recruitment, diplomacy, and real-time tactical battles when armies clash. Empire Total War handles the 18th-century global stage with trade routes and naval combat; Napoleon Total War narrows the scope to his campaigns with tighter pacing and a cleaner tech tree. The turn-based campaign map is where you'll spend most of your time, moving armies, managing towns, and watching the AI respond, sometimes smartly, sometimes hilariously. The real-time battles are still engaging if you like squad tactics and unit positioning, though the animations haven't aged gracefully and pathfinding can be clunky. Expect UI overhead that requires reading tooltips and juggling three sub-menus to hire a single cavalry unit. This isn't a casual experience; it rewards patience and planning. If you're hunting a deep, old-school 4X-strategy hybrid and don't mind pre-2012 production values, the bundle gives you roughly 150 hours of content across both campaigns. Otherwise, Modern Total War titles or Crusader Kings will feel more welcoming.
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2 GHz Intel Dual Core processor / 2.6 GHz Intel Single Core processor, or AMD equivalent (with SSE2) RAM: 1GB RAM (XP), 2GB RAM (Vista / Windows7) Video card: 256 MB DirectX 9.0c compatible card (shader model 3) Screen…
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- Developer
- Creative Assembly
- Publisher
- SEGA
- Release Date
- Feb 25, 2010