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# 32GB HD space, smooth installs All DLC & elite units included 2 epic historical campaigns Empire and Napoleon Total War Collection - Game Of The Year PC DVD

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## Summary

> ⚔️ Own the battlefield of history — don’t just play, conquer!

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- **What is this?** Empire and Napoleon Total War Collection - Game Of The Year PC DVD by sega
- **How much does it cost?** 16921 Ft with free shipping
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## Key Features

- • **Complete DLC Arsenal:** Unlock every expansion & elite unit pack for total domination
- • **Immersive Global Warfare:** Battle across Americas, Europe & India with land & naval combat
- • **Optimized for Modern PCs:** Runs smoothly on Intel Core i5 or AMD equivalent with DirectX 11
- • **Command Two Legendary Campaigns:** Empire & Napoleon Total War in one epic GOTY edition
- • **Strategic Depth Meets Historical Drama:** Experience 100+ years of revolutions & wars shaping the world

## Overview

Empire and Napoleon Total War Collection - Game of the Year Edition bundles two critically acclaimed strategy games with all expansions and elite units. Spanning over a century of global conflict, it offers massive campaign maps across the Americas, Europe, and India, combining tactical land and naval battles. Designed for PCs with at least a 2nd Gen Intel Core i5 or AMD equivalent, it requires 32GB of free disk space and supports DirectX 11 graphics for immersive gameplay. Perfect for strategy enthusiasts craving deep historical immersion and comprehensive content in one package.

## Description

Product Description Empire: Total War & Napoleon: Total War - Game Of The Year Edition Includes:Two full games - Empire: Total War & Napoleon: Total WarAll downloadable content for both titlesEmpire: Total War:The Warpath Campaign ExpansionThe Elite Units Of The West PackThe Elite Units Of America PackThe Elite Units Of The East PackNapoleon: Total WarThe Peninsular Campaign ExpansionThe Coalition Battle PackComprising the award winning Empire: Total War and its dramatic sequel Napolean: Total War this Game of the Year edition covers over a century of epic wars and revolutions that shaped the world. System Requirements Minimum specifications:Processor: 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 Resolution: 1024x768 minimumHD: 32GB free hard disk spaceRecommended specifications:Processor: 2nd Generation Intel Core i5 processor (or greater), or AMD equivalentRAM: 2GB RAM (XP), 4GB RAM (Vista / Windows7)Video card: AMD Radeon HD 5000 and 6000 series graphics card or equivalent DirectX 11 compatible cardScreen Resolution: 1280x1024 minimumHard Drive: 32GB free hard disk space P.when('A').execute(function(A) { A.on('a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse', function(data) { window.scroll(0, data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); Box Contains Game Disc See more

Review: Its okay - but not as fun as previous TW games - Although I have loved the TW series since Shogun, I resisted buying this game due to all the bugs that other reviewers kept on reporting. However, in Agust 2010 I relented when I saw this going cheap, so got a copy. My review will be split into 2 bits - the game itself (and the manual), the bug problem & instalation/steam: THE GAME (Empire) The game itself seemed daunting at first as it had a massive map over 3 screens. The manual was absolutly dire and only gave the most basic of information - other stuff I learnt off various forums because without knowing how the mechanics work, you can't enjoy a game like this. In reality, the manual should have been beefy, espcially as its supplied as PDF on the disks as well, so theres no excuse (IMO) for not explaining everything in reasonable detail. At first I hated the game - too much going on, and knowing to little made it less of an experience. I don't get to play games that often, so was disapointed at it all, but I perservered and after a while got into it a bit more, as I started to understand things. I have now played it on and off for around 4 months and will say the following: 1. Battles: Despite the size of the campaign map, the land battles lack the scope of previous TW games - in virtually all my battles, they have been fought on flat ground only. They have buildings which you can use, but don't (but its quite cool looking at your men inside, busting out the windows ready to shoot - but I did this once in 100 years!). Gone are the mountains that were seen in other TW games (as much as a pain as they were), even the bridges, that are on the map, end up like a swamp type battlefield and everyone liked the mass slaughter at the bridges!!! That said, the battles are decent for what you get - most of the units you don't really need (you mostly just use line infantry) and the opponents are pretty weak unless you set to 'very hard' (recommended). There seems to be a bit more AI thinking in the battles, which is an improvement - but its not very strategic - the enemy will still walk into gun fire and get slaughtered etc. Seiges are a thing of the past really as well, as they all take place in 'star forts' which are ALL the same. 2. Graphics: I have a 5600 dual core (on XP) and I only get mediocre graphics - they are okay, but its a shame probibly only 1 in 10,000 will see the game in its full glory. Still, it plays fine without lags with the settings right! 3.Campaign Map: This vast and pretty decent. The new system of towns takes a bit of getting use to but its okay and the diplomacy is definatly improved. 4. Sea Battles - After a bit of practice these seem okay UNTIL you get big fleets fighting it out - 5 to 6 ships and its easy to micromanage it, but after that its gets a lot more difficult - still its okay! 5. Loading times - These are loooooooong - and TBH a pain in the backside! INSTALLATION Having read many of the previous reviews I knew what I was getting into with steam, the download bit etc and TBH it was pretty painless. I installed from the DVD's, connected to steam, let it do its download thing, then played it. It has only crashed once so far, so I presume the download sorted out certain bugs (It now automatically turns the sound off when you speed things up, which was a COD bug - which is a shame really, as even at fast speed, the battle sounds should be heard as in previous games). I would have prefered not to use steam, or at least have the option, but it did update well (though a patch downloaded could have done the same). Occassionaly I get a message from steam saying I can't play for some reason, but if I restart it plays fine!!! Still, Sega should take note of the users dislike of it in future releases IMO! Overall I gave it a 3/5. This is because I can't get the better graphics and the gameplay doesnt match previous TW games - but all in all, its decent enough for the money, so I can't complain. this review is for Empire only - I havnt played Napolean or the other campaigns yet, so will update review when I do.
Review: Brilliant addition to the Total war series - I've been a huge fan of Total war ever since my first go at Medieval way back in 2002. I've also played Rome and Medieval II, both being great, but had an extended break of around 5 years up to this purchase. When I initially decided to plunge back in I presumed I'd have to pay around £20-30 for just one of the games so when I saw both available for just over £8 I was pretty amazed, and that right there is probably the single best point in my opinion as there is almost zero risk involved. Firstly in regards to the Steam 'problems' many people have mentioned. The entire installation from putting in the first CD to being able to start playing probably took around 3 hours and this might have been shorter had I sat poised ready to click every box instantaneously (I wasn't that eager). And the process of setting up the Steam account is also pretty straightforward for anyone who has used the internet. Naturally you need an internet connection to do this but who seriously doesn't have that seen as you've used desertcart to purchase it.... In regards to the game it has exceeded all expectations by a long way. The great thing about the game is the tutorial is basically the task of taking the USA towards independence which at least in my opinion is very cool and amazingly interesting and educational (I was inspired to read up on the real events that were represented in the game). On the actual game-play, there is so much to talk about so I'll give a few of my best things: 1. There are 3 separate maps for the Americas, Europe and India which opens up the world properly for the first time. 2. Most units are ranged (i.e. have guns) so battles take a very different approach which I personally like a lot. 3. The naval battles, whilst they are very different to normal battles and take a while to the hang of they are a great addition. Overall though for the price it a terrific game and a must buy for fans of the series or even new players.

## Features

- Empire and Napoleon total War collection - Game of the Year

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B0041G5SD8 |
| Best Sellers Rank | 31,527 in PC & Video Games ( See Top 100 in PC & Video Games ) 1,539 in PC Games |
| Customer reviews | 3.6 3.6 out of 5 stars (272) |
| Is discontinued by manufacturer  | No |
| Item model number  | PC38588 |
| Product Dimensions  | 13 x 2 x 17 cm; 100 g |
| Rated  | Ages 16 & Over |
| Release date  | 1 Oct. 2010 |

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: I HATE STEAM - it is as bad as YELP - is this the only way?**
A: I could not agree more. STEAM is a useless middleman between you and the game. It rarely works, and is really aimed at the on-line multiplayer crowd. Why game developers like Creative Assembly have adopted it, I cannot say. But it is a requirement, and it is the only way.

**Q: Will it work with Windows 8.1 ?**
A: Yes  With a Steam Account,It Should If its a New Copy of the game.

**Q: I did not see a manual in the box, and now I don't have a validation code that the game is requiring before I can play.  Can I get a manual?**
A: There is no manual. These days, game manufacturers cut as many corners as they can (not like the '90s, gaming's golden era); instead there are various tutorials. Anyway, to your question - the validation code is on a small strip of paper glued to the inside of the box. It's really hard to miss.

**Q: Can i play this game with windows 8.1?**
A: I have no idea.  We were never able to get steam loaded which means we were never able to play the game!  Sorry.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐ Its okay - but not as fun as previous TW games
*by S***W on 4 January 2011*

Although I have loved the TW series since Shogun, I resisted buying this game due to all the bugs that other reviewers kept on reporting. However, in Agust 2010 I relented when I saw this going cheap, so got a copy. My review will be split into 2 bits - the game itself (and the manual), the bug problem & instalation/steam: THE GAME (Empire) The game itself seemed daunting at first as it had a massive map over 3 screens. The manual was absolutly dire and only gave the most basic of information - other stuff I learnt off various forums because without knowing how the mechanics work, you can't enjoy a game like this. In reality, the manual should have been beefy, espcially as its supplied as PDF on the disks as well, so theres no excuse (IMO) for not explaining everything in reasonable detail. At first I hated the game - too much going on, and knowing to little made it less of an experience. I don't get to play games that often, so was disapointed at it all, but I perservered and after a while got into it a bit more, as I started to understand things. I have now played it on and off for around 4 months and will say the following: 1. Battles: Despite the size of the campaign map, the land battles lack the scope of previous TW games - in virtually all my battles, they have been fought on flat ground only. They have buildings which you can use, but don't (but its quite cool looking at your men inside, busting out the windows ready to shoot - but I did this once in 100 years!). Gone are the mountains that were seen in other TW games (as much as a pain as they were), even the bridges, that are on the map, end up like a swamp type battlefield and everyone liked the mass slaughter at the bridges!!! That said, the battles are decent for what you get - most of the units you don't really need (you mostly just use line infantry) and the opponents are pretty weak unless you set to 'very hard' (recommended). There seems to be a bit more AI thinking in the battles, which is an improvement - but its not very strategic - the enemy will still walk into gun fire and get slaughtered etc. Seiges are a thing of the past really as well, as they all take place in 'star forts' which are ALL the same. 2. Graphics: I have a 5600 dual core (on XP) and I only get mediocre graphics - they are okay, but its a shame probibly only 1 in 10,000 will see the game in its full glory. Still, it plays fine without lags with the settings right! 3.Campaign Map: This vast and pretty decent. The new system of towns takes a bit of getting use to but its okay and the diplomacy is definatly improved. 4. Sea Battles - After a bit of practice these seem okay UNTIL you get big fleets fighting it out - 5 to 6 ships and its easy to micromanage it, but after that its gets a lot more difficult - still its okay! 5. Loading times - These are loooooooong - and TBH a pain in the backside! INSTALLATION Having read many of the previous reviews I knew what I was getting into with steam, the download bit etc and TBH it was pretty painless. I installed from the DVD's, connected to steam, let it do its download thing, then played it. It has only crashed once so far, so I presume the download sorted out certain bugs (It now automatically turns the sound off when you speed things up, which was a COD bug - which is a shame really, as even at fast speed, the battle sounds should be heard as in previous games). I would have prefered not to use steam, or at least have the option, but it did update well (though a patch downloaded could have done the same). Occassionaly I get a message from steam saying I can't play for some reason, but if I restart it plays fine!!! Still, Sega should take note of the users dislike of it in future releases IMO! Overall I gave it a 3/5. This is because I can't get the better graphics and the gameplay doesnt match previous TW games - but all in all, its decent enough for the money, so I can't complain. this review is for Empire only - I havnt played Napolean or the other campaigns yet, so will update review when I do.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Brilliant addition to the Total war series
*by C***L on 3 February 2014*

I've been a huge fan of Total war ever since my first go at Medieval way back in 2002. I've also played Rome and Medieval II, both being great, but had an extended break of around 5 years up to this purchase. When I initially decided to plunge back in I presumed I'd have to pay around £20-30 for just one of the games so when I saw both available for just over £8 I was pretty amazed, and that right there is probably the single best point in my opinion as there is almost zero risk involved. Firstly in regards to the Steam 'problems' many people have mentioned. The entire installation from putting in the first CD to being able to start playing probably took around 3 hours and this might have been shorter had I sat poised ready to click every box instantaneously (I wasn't that eager). And the process of setting up the Steam account is also pretty straightforward for anyone who has used the internet. Naturally you need an internet connection to do this but who seriously doesn't have that seen as you've used Amazon to purchase it.... In regards to the game it has exceeded all expectations by a long way. The great thing about the game is the tutorial is basically the task of taking the USA towards independence which at least in my opinion is very cool and amazingly interesting and educational (I was inspired to read up on the real events that were represented in the game). On the actual game-play, there is so much to talk about so I'll give a few of my best things: 1. There are 3 separate maps for the Americas, Europe and India which opens up the world properly for the first time. 2. Most units are ranged (i.e. have guns) so battles take a very different approach which I personally like a lot. 3. The naval battles, whilst they are very different to normal battles and take a while to the hang of they are a great addition. Overall though for the price it a terrific game and a must buy for fans of the series or even new players.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by P***U on 22 May 2019*

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