Disciples III - Renaissance reviews

The story mode is fine (made 4 years ago) nothing to complain (I particularly like the tree of evolution of generals) but the skirmish mode is completely buggy (the opponents manage to possess units at the Max level in 5 rounds while you still has to clean your border of your Castle). Now the game no longer launches, I have bug displays before arriving on the main menu which crashes him in a second Chrono. very bad sequel to the game of my childhood, variolated bug all before and now variolate of huge bug. The developers have been torched with the game and with the patch.

Disciples III Renaissance, is a very good strategy game that makes honor to the other two exits before him, and as for these predecessors, it is perfect for strategy lovers as well as to pass the time. Positive points:-music. -The story. -Graphics. (improved in relation to the first opus)-the dificulte (neither too hard nor too easy just perfect with some time or the player finds himself in delicate positions) the negatives:-some minor bug-the successes (which I find are pretty poorly explained )-The RPG rate (I found it spoil a can the game and that it was too present)

Disciple III Renaissance is not a bad game. We feel the influence of H&HMM, we feel the influence of the front background, by small mention. (The wars against the demons and the horde of the undead). But it's not a very very good game either. It's a little bland Ratatouille. The stories follow, overlap, but come to half, usually, we lose patience, the fault to a narration that runs out a bit and fights that become repetitive, repetitive and repetitive. What's more, it lacks a faction, which have separated and pasted into a game next door to sell it at a high price. Yes, the horde of the undead is sold next door, at cost! So if you are a fan of the 1 and 2... I would not advise you. The recipe is the same, but the sauce is different, which gives a rather strange taste.

The Game is quite old by now, but the Design (Graphics, Sound, Animations,...) is and remains just very well done. I've ever got the Game on CD (at a Gaming Newspaper in ordinary Stores). I bought it again on Steam because the CD just fizzled out like that. I find but the Steam Version of this Game is very Bug-rich. Either all Tiles are somehow Black or the Portrait pictures disappear and you only see the Flames (depending on the Race) in the Background of the Portrait and then there is still this Bug that all Summoners skills with me go infinitely in 1 Round infinitely (without a train Change). But I can only Recommend it to anyone who likes such a bit of this round-based Strategy and built that up in Fantasy Style. I don't know if bug fixes are still being operated (as old as the Game already is) in the Parts, but it would be nice and would definitely improve the Gaming Experience.