Divinity: Dragon Commander
Larian Studios · August 6, 2013 · Strategy, RPG, Dragons, Fantasy, Political
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Divinity: Dragon Commander price by region
Divinity: Dragon Commander costs £5.39 in the United Kingdom, €6.03 in Europe (EUR), $7.66 in the United States, zł29.94 in Poland, $39.99 in Georgia (USD), R$41.02 in Brazil, CA$43.99 in Canada, A$60.49 in Australia and NZ$68.78 in New Zealand right now.
| Region | Best price | Official store | Key shop | Stores |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 United Kingdom | £5.39 −82% | £29.99 | £5.39 | 3 |
 Europe (EUR) | €6.03 −85% | €39.99 | €6.03 | 5 |
 United Statesyour region | $7.66 −81% | $39.99 | $7.66 | 4 |
 Poland | zł29.94 −79% | zł142.99 | zł29.94 | 2 |
 Georgia (USD) | $39.99 | $39.99 | — | 1 |
 Brazil | R$41.02 −44% | R$72.99 | R$41.02 | 2 |
 Canada | CA$43.99 | CA$43.99 | — | 1 |
 Australia | A$60.49 | A$60.49 | — | 1 |
 New Zealand | NZ$68.78 | NZ$68.78 | — | 1 |
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About Divinity: Dragon Commander
✦ AI summary
Command vast armies across a turn-based campaign while fighting real-time battles, with the ultimate power to transform into a dragon and turn the tide of war yourself. Blend strategic empire management with tactical combat as you reunite a fractured empire through tough political decisions and devastating dragon abilities.
You are the Dragon Commander. Your mission it is to reunite a broken empire and become the new emperor. Success depends entirely on your ability to efficiently rule your empire, build invincible armies and lead them to victory. Your secret weapons: your tactical insights, your leadership skills and your ability to turn yourself into a dragon.
Dragon Commander is not just any strategy game - it seamlessly blends real-time strategy gameplay with turn-based campaigning, role-playing an ascending emperor and controlling a formidable dragon.
Dragon Commander is not just any strategy game - it seamlessly blends real-time strategy gameplay with turn-based campaigning, role-playing an ascending emperor and controlling a formidable dragon.
Key Features
- Real time strategy: Command your sea, land and air forces in real-time. Combined operations and knowing where and when to hit are crucial elements of any victory.
- Dragon Combat: During real time strategy mode, you can turn into a dragon to support your troops in combat and obliterate the enemy using your formidable dragon powers.
- Turn based campaign: Direct your conquest on the turn-based world map; plan several moves ahead, build formidable armies and invest in the right technology or magic upgrades.
- Rule your empire: You are the emperor and you make the decisions! But beware, political balance is easily upset. Each game is different and you'll find that a Dragon Commander needs to make really tough decisions. Feel the effects of your decisions on the battlefield as the war progresses.
- Single-player, multiplayer and co-op modes: Play the single player story-driven campaign or test your mettle against other Dragon Knights, online or local via LAN. Start your own multiplayer campaign with or against a friend. Or duke it out on a skirmish map.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
An odd little game. It's like someone got 20% done making a Civilization game, then decided to add a VN that you play between turns, and then added an optional RTS minigame that is both the most fleshed out and unfortunately also the least fun/interesting sub-game of the three. It's possible to finish without playing the RTS at all, which is what I did after trying it once or twice. The writing and VAs are the main enjoyable part, though it goes into some satirical current events stuff that's starting to show its age. I kept getting the feeling that I'd rather be playing either the turn-based strategy game or the VN by itself instead of switching back and forth between them.2 found this helpful
Great Fun i wish Larian would remake this game or give it a sequel imagine this game with BG3 graphics of turning into a dragon. The dialog is so funny my only reget it wasn`t longer and i never got to meet the imp princess2 found this helpful
great game for tactical deployment of units
requires some trouble shooting but its a solid semi rts/visual novel game... can't really ask for much from an indie game made on a gas station budget
overly complicated game with weird controls. Nothing on you side will do anything while the a.i just recks you from all sides. I even tried putting it on causal just to spend 26 crappy minutes in the worse war game I've ever played. Also the point of the game's selling point is a dragon who supports his army in there time of need but can't play as the dragon if you don't have a big enough army. Just play world of tanks.
Decades ago, Emperor Sigurd united Rivellon under the singular banner of the empire through the joint efforts of Maxos the Mage and a mysterious figure known as The Architect. The ancient technology supplied by The Architect allowed the three to subjugate the lands through technical supremacy. For many years, the three worked together, supporting Emperor Sigurd and ushering in an era of peace. However, this peace was short-lived, as all three men fell in love with the same woman of great beauty, Aurora. Divinity: Dragon Commander is set in the now fractured Rivellon Empire after the death of Emperor Sigurd. While Aurora's affections had eventually been won by Emperor Sigurd, her life was ultimately claimed by The Architect in a fit of jealousy. In the years that followed, tensions rose across Rivellon as Emperor Sigurd sought comfort in base pleasure and sired many bastards. The bastards of Sigurd all vie for the throne of Rivellon while its people suffer an unending war. However, one hope yet remains for Rivellon: the secret love child of Emperor Sigurd and Queen Aurora, whose blood holds not only the draconic lineage of Aurora but also the only rightful claim to Rivellon—The Dr…
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