Disciples III - Renaissance Steam Special Edition
Akella · 2010 · RPG, Strategy, Turn-Based, Turn-Based Strategy, Fantasy
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About Disciples III - Renaissance Steam Special Edition
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Lead a custom hero through turn-based tactical battles across three unique races fighting for control of a fantasy world, with over 70 hours of campaign content and 450+ weapons and spells to customize your party. Disciples III combines deep strategic gameplay with lush 3D graphics and distinct character classes, setting a new standard for the turn-based strategy RPG genre.
Disciples III: Renaissance is the next title in the award-winning Disciples series and represents a leap forward in the evolution of the turn-based strategy RPG genre. Building on the overwhelming successes of the first two games, Disciples III: Renaissance introduces a host of new features as well as the compelling gameplay that made the previous titles so popular.
- Three playable races - the Empire, the Legions of the Damned and the Elven Alliance fight for control of the fantasy world of Nevendaar. Each race features unique skills and styles.
- Beautiful 3D graphics – a new gameplay engine offers lush 3D worlds, a rarity in the tactical turn-based strategy genre.
- Become a hero – create a custom hero and lead a party into battle with a huge variety of creatures. Equip your hero from a selection of more than 450 weapons, spells and artifacts.
- Unique characters and classes – recruit party members to aid you in battle. Paladins, Mages, Healers and more feature distinct and visually stunning spells and powers.
- A vast world to explore -19 missions spread across three campaigns take place in a vast fantasy world rendered in stunning detail.
- Extensive single-player gameplay – over 70 hours of campaign play across 19 missions.
- Local multi-player gameplay
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
this game is nothing like the first two games which are masterpieces or heroes of might and magic the combat is slow and uninspired and that is generous way to put it. The AI is well anything but intelligent the only redeeming quality of the game is the low price.
I will copy this review to not waste time 3 games disciples 3 which 2 of them are unplayable garbage graphics are nice mechanics of regenerating dwellings cool scrolls system op AF but with those few thigs it fells like some off series test that dumps most of things you loved about 2nd entrance and throws it out of the window not recommended you better of moding D2
I have a bug where I can't see how far my unti can go on the battle map. I pushed through second act and still there. Shame. Not a bad game just riddle with bugs.
The game is incredibly buggy, but it's still much, much better than the two new parts. I'm really, really sorry that they were able to create such a weak game compared to the previous two parts, which are legendary. (Save very often and restart the game when it gets buggy.)
This came constantly crashes on modern computers. Loved it years ago. Tried the Steam community fixes, nothing helped.
I genuinely believe this game is criminally underrated and was treated unfairly by critics and players back in the day. Yes, it had a rough launch, but people wrote it off too quickly. Beneath the initial issues lies a beautiful, atmospheric strategy game that deserves way more love. Here is why I think it’s worth playing: 1. Incredible Atmosphere & Art: This is the game's biggest win. It nailed that grim, gothic dark fantasy vibe that the Disciples series is known for. The visual style is stunning, and the unit designs look fantastic in 3D. It feels distinct, moody, and immersive. 2. The Soundtrack: The music is absolutely top-tier. It fits the melancholic tone of the world perfectly and adds so much to the experience. 3. Addictive Progression: The blend of Strategy and RPG elements is still satisfying. I love the unit evolution system—choosing a specific building to decide if your unit turns into a Knight or a Witch Hunter gives you a real sense of ownership over your squad. The Verdict: Disciples III was judged too harshly for not being Heroes of Might & Magic or for its technical state at release. It has its own unique soul and style. Note: If you enjoy the art and story he…
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