Total War: Shogun 2 – Rise of the Samurai Steam

Rise of The Samurai is a brand new, independent
campaign for Total War: SHOGUN 2. Set 400 years before the dramatic
civil war depicted in SHOGUN 2, the “Rise of The Samurai” campaign
is based on the Gempei War, a conflict between six legendary clans
of the Taira, Minamoto and Fujiwara families. It culminated in the
first Shogunate, and the rise of the Samurai as the ruling class.
Game Features:

• Play a brand new and independent campaign for SHOGUN 2 set in
  12th century Japan.
• The Rise of The Samurai campaign can be played in single-player
  mode as well as multiplayer versus or co-op modes.
• 3 new families divided into 6 playable clans
• Each clan has its own unique set of traits, giving it a
  distinctive feel and play-style.
• 16 new land units spread across swordsmen, spearmen, archers,
  and cavalry. These include:
• Foot Samurai – Masters of bow and sword, these Samurai are
  deadly at range or in melee. They may not be the most numerous
  units, but they are perhaps the most effective. Also protected by
  distinctive Gempei-period armour which gives excellent protection
  at range and in melee.
• Sword Attendants – Armed with huge two-handed swords, these
  fearsome warriors can carve a bloody path in melee.
• 4 new Hero units – the Naginata Warrior Monk Hero, the Tetsubo
  Warrior Monk Hero, the Mounted Samurai Hero and the Onna Bushi
  Heroine.
• Onna Bushi Heroine – Armed with Naginata and bow, these female
  Samurai are versatile cavalry units who excel in melee. Do not
  doubt the courage of a woman…
• Tetsubo Warrior Monk Hero – armed with iron-studded clubs,
  these Monks are devastating in melee as they bash their way through
  their foes.
• 10 new naval units and 3 new naval special abilities
  (“Banzai!,” “Whistling Arrows” and “Rally”)

4 new agent types with their own unique skill
trees:

• The Shirabyoshi uses seduction to convince her target to join
  her family’s cause, and to distract enemy armies. She is also able
  to entertain the nobles of friendly towns in order to boost their
  growth and entertain friendly generals in the field, which
  increases their loyalty to the family and counteracts the efforts
  of enemy agents attempting to bribe or seduce them into changing
  sides.
• The Junsatsushi can request the allegiance of neutral and enemy
  castle towns, along with any forces garrisoned there. He ensures
  loyalty and obedience from friendly generals, increases income by
  preventing corruption, and keeps your castle towns and armies safe
  from enemy subterfuge when stationed there. He can also pay off
  rival agents.
• The Monomi acts as an assassin, spy, saboteur and scout. He can
  establish spy networks within your castle towns, which increases
  the chances of discovering any rival agents and armies that may be
  hiding within a province.
• The Sou can inspire a friendly army or pacify an angry populace
  with his enlightened rhetoric. Likewise, he can demoralise an enemy
  force, reduce the chances of successful bribery, indoctrinate enemy
  agents and cause them to retire, or incite an enemy population to
  revolt.
• New historical scenario – the Battle of Anegawa (1570)

System requirements