Total War: Rome II Enemy At the Gates Edition - PC (Steam)

ok

Best kauf. I like

Really good

Very good

10/10 would experience guiding my troops to death again

good for me

Total War: Rome II – Spartan Edition is a classic grand strategy and real‑time battle experience that throws you into the chaos of ancient warfare on a massive scale — commanding armies, managing provinces, building alliances, and crushing opponents across a huge historical map during the height of the Roman Republic. If you love deep strategy with epic real‑time clashes and political maneuvering, this is one of the most immersive entries in the Total War series.

This Spartan Edition is one of the more complete physical/retail versions of Rome II, because it bundles the fully updated base game (also known as Emperor Edition with all free updates and the Imperator Augustus campaign) plus a few paid DLC packs that add meaningful extra content you don’t get with just the standard release.

What you get in Spartan Edition:

Total War: Rome II – base game with all major patches and free updates (including the Imperator Augustus campaign).

Wrath of Sparta Campaign Pack — an additional, stand‑alone campaign set during the Peloponnesian War, letting you play through one of the fiercest periods of Greek history.

Greek States Culture Pack — adds three playable Greek factions (Sparta, Athens, Epirus) for the Grand Campaign with unique tactics and units.

Daughters of Mars Unit Pack — introduces new female warrior units that can bolster multiple factions’ armies.

All of these DLC items are also available separately, but Spartan Edition bundles them together so you get a bit more variety and strategic options without buying each piece individually. It isn’t a total “complete” edition with every DLC ever released, but the extra campaigns and factions it includes add great replay value and fresh ways to approach Rome II’s massive sandbox of conquest.

What really shines about the game itself is its mix of turn‑based empire management and brutal real‑time battles, where strategy, diplomacy, economy, and military might all matter. Building your empire isn’t just about winning fights — it’s about managing resources, navigating alliances, and outsmarting rivals on the sprawling campaign map before sending your legions into towering, visceral battles.

In short: Total War: Rome II – Spartan Edition gives you a rich strategic core plus a solid set of DLC content focused on Greek warfare and culture, making it a fantastic edition for anyone who wants a deeper, broader historical strategy experience without buying every DLC separately.

Simply perfect

It is worth it. Totally.

One of best Total War games. No Doubts. DLCs with quality and with one hundred of different units to discover.

Bad game!!!

Total War: Rome but better :)

I've spent an incredible amount of hours on this game, best tactic experience overall that I've ever had, still rocks to this day

great game at a great price

Still too buggy, unit have difficult to follow a path that make any sense, get stuck here and there (a pain during the assaults) the IA is stupid as f*** and the sea battles are just a race to ram the other boats

Another good buy from instantgaming best deal out there compared to other sellers. Rome 2 has been fun to play so far in multiplayer and in the campaign very fast delivery although my purchase was declined several times before it was able to go through (idk why)

A really good game that after all those years is still one of its kind. Despite the semi old graphics the gameplay and the campaign are still awesome. The battlefield strtegies make the game feel real

Hours and hours of play, for me it's worth it. One of the best strategies game i ever played, i recommended for everyone that likes strategies games, and most of the the dlc's are they are worth it too. 5*

I just bought Shogun 2 fall of samurai. I use to play the first one, total war shogun 2. I love all things japanese. Their culture, samurai's and obviously history as well. I must say that I am yet to start on my game because I haven't played since 2012. Too much LoL. didn't know this one came out and so here it goes. I dont think rome or britannia medieval napolean atilla can compare. I've looked at game play and even if the actual fighting looks better, the actual campaign of playing through the history of Japan has no comparison. So can you please rate them for me mister snake. I just bought this from this site cuz i was gona buy from steam but saw 25 quid then here 5 quid..fine ill try and well lets hope it all works ok.

I didn't buy Rome 2 at release, because I saw it wasn't even playable, but I have to say CA did a fantastic job with patches, and since Emperor Edition the game is really enjoyable. I have played every Total War since Empire, and it is better than all three of them. The grand campaign is sick because the map, despite a few flaws is awesome, and the units are both well made and balanced, especially with mods like Radious installed. The game is way more complex as well, building cities is actually a quite realistic and fun thing to do, and combat has improved a lot, especially combat AI. The AI is actually clever now, aside from a few bugs here and there, but that and all the combat related issues come from the Warscape engine, that dates back to Empire. The same goes for the lags in large battles like sieges or bridge. All in all a very good total war game!

Awesome game and very fun. the game has a lot of good points such as attention to details. the custom war option is nice. The game is long and the story is great. The price is good even though the game is kind of old now.

Sincerely I was disappointed by Rome 2 at the beginning, it had low resolution and no polish whatsoever, but now, with Emperor Edition, the game is actually good. When the game was launched, I had like 30 fps on ultra, being unplayable for me, but now I have like 50-60 fps with fifteen thousand soldiers on the map, with the same settings. It's not perfect, but it's how Rome 2 should have been when it was launched.

The generals and the skill tree are horrible, they gain traits way too fast, the speed of units in battle is too fast and the height of the troops are all the same. Also, the running speed is the same on light and heavy troops, there are too few playable factions without having to buy the downloadable content, which in my opinion is too expensive for what it has to offer.

I have played the game with eight players on lowest settings and I can't get more than 20 fps. The AI in the Emperor Edition is better than the one in the original game, but still too far from perfect. I should also add that the unit cards are horrible, the player has to be able to make the distinction between the units.
What I like at Rome 2 is the time period, the campaign map has a low resolution, but it's good. Also, if your micro is good enough, with the skirmishers you can easily defeat heavy armies.

To conclude with, it's a good game and enjoyable with a time period full of history

After a ton of patching, this game is finally almost flawless. The campaign AI is way better than before, the battle AI is comming powerful from behind, just like a cavalry group charging into my exposed archers.

Graphics, excelent, no more meth adict soldier faces. It has also been optimisated a lot. At launch, my PC was struggling to run the game at low details, now it's ok at high details. So, even if you don't have a state of the art PC, you can still enjoy the game.

Gameplay-wise this game is so enjoyable. Rise your army, atack the enemy, erase them from the map, conquer the world. Total War ain't changing. Cool factions to play with, and even more if you pay some extra money for them (sad, but stll better than paying for a difficulty level). There are still some buggs here and there, but nothing serious.

Overall, this game is great, I strongly recommend it to all players, new or veteran TW fans. 9/10