Total War: MEDIEVAL II
June 01, 2024
More About Total War: MEDIEVAL II
Unlock up to 17 playable factions and build them into major world powers through statecraft, subterfuge or all-out war.
THE KINGDOMS EXPANSION
Available via in-app purchase, this massive expansion includes 24 playable factions across four unique, fully featured campaigns. Wage war from the jungles of the Americas to the deserts of the Holy Land, from the deceptively gentle shores of the British Isles to the frigid Baltic plains.
THE ART OF WAR
Deploy infantry, archers and cavalry into huge real-time battles, with a full range of medieval weaponry at your command.
THE TOOLS OF STATE
Use sophisticated diplomacy, lucrative trade agreements and daring agents to forge alliances or destabilise your rivals.
THE TEST OF TIME
Shape the destinies of Europe, North Africa and the Middle East through five momentous centuries of combat, competition and conquest.
THE POWER IN YOUR HANDS
Take command, with a brand-new user interface and enhanced touch controls for fingertip control of the battlefield. Or, play with any Android-compatible mouse & keyboard.
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Total War: MEDIEVAL II requires 4.3GB of free space, Android 9.0 (Pie) or later, and is officially supported on the following devices
• ASUS ROG Phone II
• Google Pixel 2 / 2 XL / 3 / 3 XL / 3a / 3a XL / 4 / 4XL / 4a / 5 / 6 / 6a / 6 Pro / 7 / 7 Pro
• HTC U12+
• LG V30+
• Motorola Moto G 5G Plus / Moto G50 / Moto G100 / Moto Z2 Force
• Nokia 8
• Nothing Phone (1)
• OnePlus 5T / 6 / 6T / 7 / 7T / 8 / 8T / 9 / 10 Pro / Nord / Nord N10
• Oppo Reno4 Z 5G
• Razer Phone
• Samsung Galaxy A51 5G / A70 / A80
• Samsung Galaxy S8 / S8+ / S9 / S9+ / S10 / S10+ / S10e / S10 Lite / S20 / S20 Ultra / S20+ / S21 / S21 Ultra / S21+ / S22 / S22+ / S22 Ultra / S23 / S23+ / S23 Ultra
• Samsung Galaxy Note8 / Note9 / Note10 / Note10 Lite / Note10+ / Note20
• Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 / S5 / S6 / S7 / S8 / S8 Ultra / S8+
• Sony Xperia 1 / XZ1 / XZ1 Compact / XZ2 / ZX2 Compact
• Vivo NEX S
• Xiaomi Mi 6 / Mi 9 / Mi 9 SE / Mi 9T / Mi 10T Lite / Mi 11
• Xiaomi 12
• Xiaomi Poco F3 / Poco X3 Pro / Poco X4 Pro / Poco M4 Pro
• Xiaomi Pocophone F1 / Pocophone POCO X3 NFC
• Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro / Note 9 S / Note 10 / Note 11
If your device is not listed above but you are still able to purchase the game, your device is capable of running the game but is not officially supported. To avoid disappointment, devices that are not capable of running the game are blocked from purchasing it.
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Supported Languages: English, Čeština, Deutsch, Español, Français, Italiano, Polski, Pусский
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© 2007–2022 The Creative Assembly Limited. Originally developed by The Creative Assembly Limited. Originally published by SEGA. Creative Assembly, the Creative Assembly logo, Total War, Total War: MEDIEVAL and the Total War logo are either trademarks or registered trademarks of The Creative Assembly Limited. SEGA and the SEGA logo are registered trademarks or trademarks of SEGA Corporation. Developed for and published on Android by Feral Interactive. Android is a trademark of Google LLC. Feral and the Feral logo are trademarks of Feral Interactive Ltd. All other trademarks, logos and copyrights are property of their respective owners. All rights reserved.
Latest Version
1.4RC10
June 01, 2024
Feral Interactive
Strategy
Android
88,414
$14.99
com.feralinteractive.medieval2_android
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User Reviews
Fuzzy Nova
1 year ago
Incredible! I want to Put to rest any negative reviews right here right now. This until less than a few years ago was thought to not be possible. Medieval II on mobile? But they did it. 1. If your using a cheap Phone and I mean like cheap. Then yeah it might not run well. That's common sense. 2. I play on a Google pixel and it's smooth as ever. 3. Getting used to The UI and Tactical Options and Troop movement takes a little time. Duh right? Also they added kingdoms expansion! Amazing
Jonathan LoPorto
2 years ago
The experience is just like the original PC version, so if you enjoyed the game then you'll find this just as good. You'll be able to experience the full vanilla game. The interface and controls have been modified to work on mobile, and overall work perfectly on the campaign map, and while battles are slightly more tedious in this format, you'll adapt to it. Can't recommend this game more if you are fan of classic total war games, or any turn based risk-like board games.
Benjamin Gould
1 year ago
One of my absolute favorite PC games, but now it's portable! The graphics and music are just as I remembered them. The controls can be a bit finicky at times, meaning, it doesn't always register my taps the first time. But I'd rather it do that than waste a turn sending an army or unit off to where I didn't intend. Other than that, it's a faithful port of one of the best turn-based strategy games ever.
Tyler Brownell (mjr.tman0617)
2 years ago
I absolutely love the TW franchise, and I was ecstatic to see this come out. That said, the controls for mobile are absolutely horrific. On the campaign map, you'll always be tapping the wrong things and accidentally closing windows. In battles, you'll always be moving the wrong units to the wrong places, or doing something unintentionally when just trying to pan the camera. On the same note, the camera is so hard to use effectively, and you can't actually enjoy the game by watching your units
Kevin Krajewski
11 months ago
Awesome! Just like the PC game! A bit more challenging to click and move troops, but that's ok. I'd like if they added a highlight all friend and enemy troops button like the PC game. Also on lists I used to like to sort by population. Also, the title of buildings is off on the top of the screen. But those are small concessions for the same great game!
Praetorian
2 years ago
I love Medieval 2, this port does a great job at bringing it to the phone, but it is a little iffy right now at this price tag. The camera is *way* more finicky compared to Rome, and you can't put it in cinematic mode, which sucks because you have way more control of your zoom level. Some of the UI is also *way* more confusing and complicated then the PC original, for no reason, like if you want low taxes, you have to hit the money bag 3 times so it resets to that. Also, small, but can I rotate?
Joseph Hale
1 year ago
won 2 different long campaigns and I'm about to start another game. The game did Force crash on me twice so make sure you save often. Don't trust the auto saves they're unreliable. Make your own saved games in the pause menu. The diplomacy between nations is a little out of whack as well. Overall though game is pretty solid. Also developer please make an option to remove the turn limit so we can just have fun.
*RandomGuy*
1 year ago
This is a timeless game, it never gets old!! The port is fantastic and I am so happy playing this again. I can not give it less than 5 stars because it deserves 10! The only complaint I have is when I accidentally hide the UI during battle! Please make a button somewhere in the corner of a screen that turns it off and on. Something simple for when you mistakenly hide everything! It has cost me battles before and is very frustrating! You could also just make hide UI an option. Time for Shogun 2!
Y Creekmore
2 years ago
I'm now experiencing a graphical bug that has eliminated all the textures on the campaign map. The settlements are invisible and the character models are just black silhouettes. Makes the game hardly playable. I've tried many fixes with none working, please address this. Feral Interactive has stated they're aware of the issue and working on it. Update: Feral has stayed on top of it and the problem seems to be fixed, great service, great product.
William Chaney
2 years ago
Great game. Works exactly like on PC except for unjt controls which is wonky. My only complaint is I constantly have to turn off my auto tax management in ever settlement (yes I turned off the setting in the settings menu but it still turns on) and the larger your kingdom gets the more annoying and time consuming it is. Whenever I start the game I have to take almost 5 whole minutes just to go to all my settlements to turn them all back to manual, and then adjust the taxes to what they were at.
Jason Mailman
1 year ago
Same classic I remember and love! Although you might have to take some battles slower due to controls being touchscreen and requiring a little more attention, everything is just how I remember playing on PC. Playing around with every tab and action is best. Smaller issues can be fixed easily (manually choosing most recent save/using pause to get UI back/going into a city to select units). Absolutely recommend if you can spare 3gb of space, the money, and the time to get used to the controls!
Poly Persian
2 years ago
Im struggling with that 2 finger drag on my device. Once, I got a blue box, with arrows in each corner, to appear around a unit. That made it very easy to drag/position that unit while the battle was paused. I forgot what I did to activate that box.Now I'm back to the dreaded 2 finger drag that's never where I want it to be. And the battle PAUSE pop-up is huge! It looks great but it's blocking a large portion of the battfield on small screens.Everything else is amazing.
Anthony Villa
1 year ago
Edit: I found the box controls on Reddit and they helped a lot. Luckily the developer responded with the same commands. I'd suggest an easily findable video tutorial be added for the next update that shows how to trigger the box controls. They're a little finnicky at first, but work great once you're used to them. Original: Strangely having control issues I never had with the RTW port. Drag and drop units doesn't work and is a massive pain during battles.
Will Windsor
2 years ago
I was pleasantly surprised to find this game available on mobile! Lower graphic quality, which is expected. Handling battles was difficult for me since I like to maneuver my units by adjusting their direction, but I got by regardless. But its the same game. Games like this are almost always superior to today's gaming apps. I recommend this time sink. A grand campaign can take a few dedicated days to get through, but its fun and historical. No problems experienced.
Adam Tutor
10 months ago
difficulty is higher bcuz its harder to control. There are some fearures on the pc that didnt make it over. But i gave it another shot once you get used to it, its great. It does randomly crash. It freezes and you have to close and reopen. I then had to replay a battle i won. And get back where i was in a battle and it froze again mid battle. That happened 3 times in arow. Other times the screen blacks out ands same thing. Restart. But even with the bugs, its well done. 10/10.
Banes Carlyon
1 year ago
A very well done PC to mobile port. It's exactly the game I remember. The controls are definitely more difficult and there are a few things that may not have needed a "hotkey". For example to set your city's rally point you tap it and then hold on the map. To select an army you hold your finger on it. So trying to go from city to army in the field selection could be annoying but once you learn what is what it works well :).
blake johnson
4 months ago
I really enjoy this game, I've been playing it for more than a decade, and it's aged phenomenally well. I really appreciate feral interactive and what they do as a company. From top to bottom, this is as much of a recreation of the original as it gets. Unit sizes are a little smaller, but that's OK. The only thing I'd like to see is an update to allow 60 fps or higher. I'd understand if it was a newer total war, but it's not. It was released in 2006. Either way, 5 stars because it's so good.
Najay Coffdon
7 months ago
Realized what to do in order to control unit facing. Just click and hold on a unit. A drag/direction box appears around it. Now you can be a real medieval general. Can you reduce the size of the Pause tapestry? It blocks half the screen when im trying to set up formations. This isn't a 20inch monitor we're using. Thanks for the entertainment.
Dylan Streeter
6 months ago
Updated; ok so there is a pretty steep learning curve and the buttons are very small. That being said, this is by far the best strategy game of all time. Phone or otherwise. The expansion pack is totally worth it. Ive been playing this phone version since it came out and its still a game i play almost daily. For a single player offline game thats huge to still be interesting after that much time. New content would be cool though.
Austin Wiggins
4 months ago
A decent port from PC. I've avoided battles entirely as I'm under the assumption it'll be terrible for touchscreen. However, the campaign is easy to manage. Because of the lack of controls, the touch and hold has multiple actions binded to it so be patient when combining units and panning around with a unit selected. Performance-wise, it runs surprisingly well. Didn't expect this game to run on mobile with how clunky it is on the PC. It's good to replay my favorite TW game so 4/5.
