I've only had one graphical issue with the game, which was fixed during testing and since then it has been completely smooth sailing. I haven't come across any bugs at all, and I've put quite a few hours into it now. I consider the general port quality to be really good, and considering it supports Nvidia, AMD and Intel I hope to see people jump at the chance to support Feral Interactive on this one. Performance didn't really change putting it down to 1920x1080 resolution either, so it's likely CPU heavy rather than GPU (which is quite common for the Total War games). I would have expected more, but none of the Total War games were ever optimised well on Windows, and now we have the usual OpenGL overhead. During battles I generally get around 80-120FPS on average at 4K resolution. Everything has so far worked as expected, and the frame rate on my 980ti has been okay. The good thing is I can’t see a problem with the performance. This is one game that has not aged well at all, the UI even at 4K resolution is massive and looks quite washed out because of stretching: Two things bug me about the game: You cannot change the scrolling speed during the game, you have to go all the way back to the main menu, and you cannot scroll with a mouse wheel where that has a scrollbar. They aren't exactly sneaky about their attacks either, three of their armies decided to surround one of my castles before attacking (yeah I was a bit busy dealing with rebels to notice!). The French are real bastards in this game, starting off as England and the damn French keep sauntering into my territory showing off their grand armies, all while I'm trying to keep my folks happy and fend off damn rebels. The graphics are pretty dated, but with this type of game graphics aren't really that much of an issue. It's a pretty old game, so don't expect to go into it to see beautiful graphics. Using catapults to lay siege to an enemy castle, and to then storm in some cavalry is actually quite fun. I’ve actually found Medieval II: Total War to be much more fun than the previous port by Feral with Empire. The tutorial is quite short and to the point, and sets you up nice and easy for the battles to come. The good thing is that this game is no way near as complicated as some of the others, and that keeps my simpleton brain very happy. I can certainly see why people put so much time into these games, my first ever go on this was a solid hour and I didn’t even realise it, talk about being sucked in! Note: The game has no cross-platform multiplayer, but mods should work fine. View cookie preferences.Īccept Cookies & Show Direct LinkFeral Interactive have released another big strategy title for us, today we are graced with Medieval II: Total War Collection!
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