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Total War: Shogun 2 Fall of the Samurai - Limited Edition (PC DVD)
 
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Total War: Shogun 2 Fall of the Samurai - Limited Edition (PC DVD)

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  • BBFC Rating: Suitable for 12 years and over Suitable for 12 years and over. Not for sale to persons under age 12. By placing an order for this product, you declare that you are 12 years of age or over.
  • Media: DVD-ROM

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  • ASIN: B006W6VKQE
  • Release Date: 23 Mar 2012
  • Average Customer Review: 3.9 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (17 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 104 in PC & Video Games (See Top 100 in PC & Video Games)

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THE END OF THE SAMURAI ERA, THE DAWN OF AN EMPIRE

The standalone expansion to the award winning Total War: SHOGUN 2 explores the conflict between the Imperial throne and the last Shogunate in 19th century Japan, 400 years after the events of the original game – a dramatic clash of traditional Samurai culture with the explosive power of modern weaponry.

Guide ancient Japan into the modern age, as the arrival of America, Britain and France incites a ferocious civil war which will decide the future of the nation.

Features:

Dramatic 19th century Japan setting

Based on the backdrop of the Boshin War period, the new campaign starts in 1864, a time of growing resentment against Western colonial power and influence. As Japan began to modernise and industrialise, the inevitable social and economic changes led to increasingly militant nationalism and antipathy towards the Shogunate.

6 new playable clans

Play as a clan supporting the Imperial throne, or the last Shogunate:

  • Shogunate clans: Aizu, Nagaoka, Jozai
  • Imperial clans: Choshu, Satsuma, Tosa

New foreign powers

The American, British and French nations played an important part in the story of the Boshin war and your relations with these foreign powers will be integral to unit recruitment and to advancing your technology trees.

New 19th century Japan campaign map

  • The new island of Ezo extends the SHOGUN 2 campaign map northwards.
  • Fully refreshed towns and other campaign map features reflect the different time period, with railways making their first appearance in a Total War title.

Railway lines on the campaign map

  • Develop your own railway network to move armies and agents between your regions.
  • Railways can be sabotaged and transport can be blocked by enemy armies who take control of parts of the line or railway stations.

39 new land units

  • Including modern ranged units - such as the Gatling gun and Armstrong gun - controllable in a new first-person mode.
  • New units can also be recruited from foreign powers, including the British Royal Marines, US Marine Corps and French Marines.

10 new naval unit types with a total of 21 ships

  • New steam-powered warships, heavily armed with modern artillery.
  • Foreign ironclad ships can also be purchased, including the Warrior-class ironclad.

New port siege battle type

  • This new battle type triggers when attempting a naval assault on an occupied enemy port.
  • The attacking fleet must sail into the harbour and capture the port, running the gauntlet of coastal gun defenses.

New land and sea unit interactions

  • During a land battle, armies can call in offshore artillery support barrages.
  • Conversely, coastal gun emplacements can target enemy ships during port siege battles, when ending their turn within the range of upgraded coastal defenses.
  • Campaign map bombardments: offshore naval units can bombard armies and cities in adjacent coastal areas on the campaign map itself.

3 new agent types

  • The Foreign Veteran, the Ishin Shishi and the Shinshengumi.
  • Each new agent has its own skill tree. Ninja and Geisha agents have had their skill trees updated.

Improved siege battle mechanics

New upgradable tower defences can be built with a specific defence specialty: archery, matchlock or Gatling gun.

4 new historical battles

Fight in 4 brand-new dramatic portrayals of the major historical battles of the Boshin War.

Multiplayer 2.0

New Conquest map reflecting the 19th century setting

Brand-new Fall of the Samurai avatar, including:

  • Over 40 new retainers
  • Over 30 new armour pieces
  • New 19th century avatar skill tree

Multiple avatars: players can enjoy multiple careers and progression across Shogun 2 and Fall of The Samurai


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25 of 25 people found the following review helpful
Better than expected! 26 Mar 2012
By Davo
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I wasn't expecting too much from this 'expansion' (I emphasise the word expansion because it feels much more than that), but it duly delivers!

There are loads of new units to enjoy and experiment with, the deadly Gatling gun being one of my favourites. The new campaign map is slightly larger but feels much bigger than the original Shogun 2 map, so there's more room to manoeuvre your stacks and agents, offering more tactical options. It looks fantastic also, the smoke effects from your gunpowder are back! For those who favour the more close-up, gritty way of waging war you can opt for the traditional route of swords, spears and arrows, albeit a tougher challenge.

The single player campaign lasts about 7 or 8 years which doesn't sound like much but the time of which it takes to complete a full year is much longer than Shogun 2. Seasons alone now last 8 turns, so a year takes 32 turns to complete, which is something fans of the series have been wanting for a long time.

Fall of the Samurai is a nice addition to the franchise and the Total War series keeps getting better and better. At half the RRP of a new stand alone game it's worth the money. I intend to get many hours out of this until the next in the series.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Simply amazing! 30 Mar 2012
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Perhaps the best Total War game out there, and it's only an add on (kind of)!

Pros:
- amazing gameplay
- beautiful to look at
- excellent historical accuracy
- lots of new features such as railways and bombardments... Oh God... Bombardments, how I love thee!
- lots of new units
- great fun
- online is amazing
- bugless
the list goes on

Cons:
- campaign is fun but the Imperial:Shogunate divide is mostly north and south so when playing you're not necessarily fighting your neighbors, you're shipping your troops quite far and I just found that a little annoying.
The list stops about there!

The most enjoyable, explosive, amazing Total War game yet. Highly recommended!
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11 of 12 people found the following review helpful
By James
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Total war games have always been pretty solid fare. Yes, Empire was a bit of a wobble for various minor reasons, but such glitches seem to have been ironed out rather well now. This latest addition is slick, fun to play, and a very well written bit of software. Most of the game dynamics have been perfected - i remember back in Rome, where you couldn't build buildings quick enough for all the money coming in, and ended up needing huge garrisons to keep public order maintained to a reasonable level.

The trains are a nice addition. I was a little concerned as to how well guns would work, but they do - it makes for a wider scope of tactical possibilities, such as calling in fire support from ships. And yes, the sea battles are (finally) good fun to play.

However, having now played on essentially the same map in three different periods, there is one huge issue, in my opinion. Japan - lovely country - isn't actually that interesting to fight across. Each clan is essentially identical, there is only one type of terrain (temperate, hilly, with snow in the winter), and the whole place is just one long island, surrounded (as islands commonly are) by sea. Plus, with the North/South political divide, there's very little variation between games. Yes, it works well, but it just lacks the variety of previous titles. Furthermore, one of the things about Rome (and others) was that the large number of factions (even more so in Rome if you played around with the "descr_strat" file) increased the game's longevity. One definitely gets the impression that this game is a bit of a practice run, ready for the proper thing...

I know I'm not the first to say it, but it's worth repeating. Now you've got the gameplay sorted, have another go at Rome. If you get it right, it could be utterly superb. A wide range of cultures, units and fighting styles; sea battles (the ramming, boarding, land battle fire support and harbor attacks would work perfectly in this time period); better financial balancing...and you could even make it a little more historically accurate (c.f. Rome Total Realism etc). Either that, or...Middle Earth Total War, anyone?
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
great game!
Great expansion, well worth the money for the time you can play with it. Very interesting historical context, great fun to bring the modern weapons and test them against classical... Read more
Published 22 days ago by Peleteiro
Horrible
Took far too long to get here. And the game is terrorable. Do not buy, Get Skyrim instead. Skrim is about £5 more and is a fantastic game.
Published 23 days ago by maxie123
Less then expected but still worth it
True, the adverts promise actually more fun then it actually is.
After a very short time all the new features of this stand-alone are learned. Read more
Published 25 days ago by Crocuta
Not as good as I thought it would be.
Owning every single 'total war' title that has ever been released I think the idea was good but some features I used to barter with other factions have been removed. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Medwaysamurai
Installing from disk
Hi guys,

I know a lot of you will get frustrated, just like I did, with downloading the game from steam despite having the disk. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Alan
Fairly good at the start but gets abit repetative later
This is a good game to start off with as your fairly blanced compared with you AI opponents.The grapics are really good (if your system can run it)and the storyline is fairly... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Reeceh
Amazing
Game will provide hours of fun and is very enjoyable. Definately worth the price, great purchase for anyone into stratergy games or other total wars.
Published 1 month ago by Alexander
Fall of samurai
Fall of samurai is a good game,but i think-Shogun II is better.For me Fall of samurai is step back from Shogun II...
Published 1 month ago by Kris
Oh dear Steam and Total War do it again!
This is the first review of any item, book, CD or PC game that I have written. To that end, I feel compelled to highlight my disappointment with this Total War game and the almost... Read more
Published 1 month ago by 5207
Fantastic.
Prior warning; this review is based on experiences with previous total war titles. Fall of the Samurai is how I wished EmpireEmpire: Total War (PC DVD) had been, I did not like... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Will
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