Hi everyone,
I'm looking for a RPG that I played in 2002/2003 not exactly sure when it came out but it had graphics pretty much to the standard of Diablo 2 so I'd wager around the same time period. I was quite young so I don't remember the name nor do I own the game anymore but would love to replay it. Below is absolutely everything I remember about it:
- The game was a strategy turn based RPG game for the PC that I played on a windows 98
- You controlled a group of units and basically had certain goals each chapter on different maps to achieve before proceeding to the next map in the story where your character would be transferred
- You could not build any cities, nor customize any character, the only thing you could do is recruit units to your party from certain cities that were found each map
- Each character could level up and learn abilities, some were heroes that you only got one of others were common units like a paladin of foot soldier for example.
- The first cinematic of the game takes place in a desert ravine where a group of about 4-5 solder gets ambushed by these goat-like monsters. One is on a horse who I believe was the price/king and there's one archer who you see in the cinematic is the last to die.
- The first hero (non generic unit) the game gives you is a wizard. The first mission starts you in a town west of the map has you travel east to some other town and then kill something down south in a tower. While the second mission has you in a desert having to first protect the city and then exploring the large map to finally kill the boss at the end.
I've asked this in a few other places and haven't gotten an answer unfortunately. No it's not heroes of might and magic nor master's of magic. I believe the game probably wasn't well known. If anyone has any ideas what it could be please let me know and I apologize for the large amount of text.
Thank you
I'm looking for a RPG that I played in 2002/2003 not exactly sure when it came out but it had graphics pretty much to the standard of Diablo 2 so I'd wager around the same time period. I was quite young so I don't remember the name nor do I own the game anymore but would love to replay it. Below is absolutely everything I remember about it:
- The game was a strategy turn based RPG game for the PC that I played on a windows 98
- You controlled a group of units and basically had certain goals each chapter on different maps to achieve before proceeding to the next map in the story where your character would be transferred
- You could not build any cities, nor customize any character, the only thing you could do is recruit units to your party from certain cities that were found each map
- Each character could level up and learn abilities, some were heroes that you only got one of others were common units like a paladin of foot soldier for example.
- The first cinematic of the game takes place in a desert ravine where a group of about 4-5 solder gets ambushed by these goat-like monsters. One is on a horse who I believe was the price/king and there's one archer who you see in the cinematic is the last to die.
- The first hero (non generic unit) the game gives you is a wizard. The first mission starts you in a town west of the map has you travel east to some other town and then kill something down south in a tower. While the second mission has you in a desert having to first protect the city and then exploring the large map to finally kill the boss at the end.
I've asked this in a few other places and haven't gotten an answer unfortunately. No it's not heroes of might and magic nor master's of magic. I believe the game probably wasn't well known. If anyone has any ideas what it could be please let me know and I apologize for the large amount of text.
Thank you
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