PC - Windows

Divinity: Dragon Commander

Aug 6, 2013

7.47

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Rank: 2421^st of 38513

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About this game

Themes: Strategy Multiplayer Single-player

Developer: Larian Studios

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Summary

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.

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System Requirements

Minimum

OS:Windows XP SP3
Processor:Intel Core2 Duo E6600 or equivalent
Memory:2 GB RAM
Graphics:NVIDIA® GeForce® 8800 GT (512 MB) or ATI™ Radeon™ HD 4850
DirectX®:9.0c
Hard Drive:15 GB HD space
Sound:DirectX9c compliant
Other Requirements:Broadband Internet connection

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Critic Reviews

13 Reviews

7.70

Edge

7.00

Edge Staff—Aug 08, 2013

It’s a game in which you legislate on universal healthcare and fair trade before beating your scaled, leathery wings across a battlefield

PC Gamer

8.50

Tim Stone—Aug 17, 2013

An RTS designed for entertainment rather than e-sport. Colourful, fun and memorable, its elements mesh surprisingly well.

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GameSpot

8.00

Daniel Shannon—Aug 09, 2013

Divinity: Dragon Commander is a gem. The flaws are overshadowed by the role playing, the politics, the humor, and of course, the dragon in a jetpack. You may not have ever dreamed of a grand strategy game in which the generals are steampunk dragons, and you can marry a skeleton. Thankfully, someone at Larian did, and the end result is a lot of fun.

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