Help finding an older game

[ebonarm]

I need help tracking down an older PC 2D game, view is I believe isometric.

This is a "strategy" game in which you are a guild master or the mayor of a town and you create different guilds and they alone train heroes. You only give out quests and the heroes themselves slay your enemies.

It has a diablo 2 like aesthetic.

Tried searching with guild or guildmaster but my search turned out empty.

Any help is appreciated!!!

Edit:
From what I remember, you could make thieves guild, warriors guild and mages guild. Each would spawn up to 3 heroes. And they would just like randomly roam around the town until you set a bounty on some area of the map or a bounty on an enemy minnion when they would go and try to claim it. Afterwards they would spend that money buying gear and pots from your store.

 

[10tacle]

Any idea of the year it was released? I still have all my old PC Gamer game demo CDs they used to issue with every month's magazine dating from 1998 through 2005 or so. It might be on one of them if it was in that time frame depending on how popular it was. But I have dozens of them and would need to dig them out based on year. Each month had nearly a dozen or so demo games on it so you can imagine the needle in a haystack unless I'm given more info on narrowing it down.

 

[ebonarm]

Any idea of the year it was released? I still have all my old PC Gamer game demo CDs they used to issue with every month's magazine dating from 1998 through 2005 or so. It might be on one of them if it was in that time frame depending on how popular it was. But I have dozens of them and would need to dig them out based on year. Each month had nearly a dozen or so demo games on it so you can imagine the needle in a haystack unless I'm given more info on narrowing it down.

Hey man, thanks for the answer. I don't really know since I played it much after it was released. But, I believe it was around 2000-2002. Can't really be sure, just judging from the aesthetics... Sorry I can't be of more help

Edit: Kinda has the aesthetics similar to Arcanum game ...
It's not that I need it, that it was such a great game, it's just that it's driving me crazy, I hate when I can't remember something of which I have such vivid pictures in my mind.

 

[10tacle]

But, I believe it was around 2000. Can't really be sure, just judging from the aesthetics...

Okay that's at least a start. I'll dig out my PC gamer demo CDs from around then and see if I can find a match. Won't take long........

 

[ebonarm]

But, I believe it was around 2000. Can't really be sure, just judging from the aesthetics...

Okay that's at least a start. I'll dig out my PC gamer demo CDs from around then and see if I can find a match. Won't take long........

Damn, you rock man!

 

[toshibitsu]

Arcanum?
Baldur's Gate 2?
Neverwinter Nights?
Runescape?
Summoner?
Throne Of Darkness?
Ultima Online

 

[10tacle]

Sorry dude. I just went through 1999-2003 CD demo discs and didn't see a one that even closely matched your description. Do you remember if it was a relatively popular title? I'm a retro gamer too and am really stumped here.

 

[ebonarm]

Arcanum?
Baldur's Gate 2?
Neverwinter Nights?
Runescape?
Summoner?
Throne Of Darkness?
Ultima Online

None of those I am afraid, I played all of them...

 

[ebonarm]

Sorry dude. I just went through 1999-2003 CD demo discs and didn't see a one that even closely matched your description. Do you remember if it was a relatively popular title? I'm a retro gamer too and am really stumped here.

I don't think so, I think it was medium to low popular. I also never heard of it before until I played it. Just went trough all strategy games on GOG and I couldn't find it...

 

[10tacle]

I hate it when that happens. I always keep my old games, and I've got a museum's worth between different console generations and PC games. Being that far back the game developer and publisher could have gone belly up long ago.

 

[ebonarm]

I hate it when that happens. I always keep my old games, and I've got a museum's worth between different console generations and PC games. Being that far back the game developer and publisher could have gone belly up long ago.

Unfortunately yes...

 

[ebonarm]

After a long search, I finally found it!

Majesty - The Fantasy Kingdom Sim
released in 2000, I was kinda precise

 

[10tacle]

Awesome dude! I just double checked and nope, it was not on any of my PC Gamer demo disks. Persistence pays off. $10(US) on Steam. Party on! And yeah my hunch was correct: the developer Cyberlore did go belly up.