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Medieval II: Total War: Kingdoms is the expansion to the 2006 PC game, Medieval II: Total War. It has 4 new campaigns, each one focusing on a different area. Each new campaign must be individually installed and the entire expansion pack takes up around 4 GB of hard drive space.

The Americas campaign is set in the early sixteenth century, when war rages across Central America and the faraway European powers have begun to take an interest in the New World. Three distinct groups-Mesoamericans, North Americans, and Europeans-are colliding, each with separate interests. Spain is looking for wealth and power, slaughtering the natives along the way and aided by its superior weapons and armor, while simultaneously attracting the attention and respect of the King of Spain, but English and French forces are on their way as well, looking to carve out their own empires. Affairs among the Mesoamericans revolve around two issues: the dominance of the Aztec Empire and the arrival of the Spanish. The mighty Aztecs rule a greater territory than any of its neighbors, but is surrounded and divided by hostile powers that are fed up with its tyranny; however, both the Aztecs and their enemies are racing against time to unify the natives: the Spanish bring with them terrible weapons and devastating diseases, and if they cannot be stopped, they will sweep every last nation away. Finally, to the north lurk the Apachean and Chichimec tribes; both are removed somewhat from the chaos of Central America, and, being quick to learn the uses of the horse and the gun, are perhaps better equipped to resist the waves of Europeans that sail in from the east. However, both should take care that another faction, either native or European, does not unite Central America against them.