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A HOMM-inspired adventure with a roguelite twist. Embarking on an epic quest across the Drairthir Peninsula – a land ravaged by warring factions of Dragons – you take the role of a Commander, recruited by The Dragoness, in her bid to conquer and bring peace to the world.
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A HOMM-inspired adventure with a roguelite twist. Embarking on an epic quest across the Drairthir Peninsula – a land ravaged by warring factions of Dragons – you take the role of a Commander, recruited by The Dragoness, in her bid to conquer and bring peace to the world.
Finding yourself in the ruined capital of Níwenborh, it’s down to you to rebuild this once-great city. Only by recruiting a powerful beast army and managing your resources will you be able to prepare yourself for the dangers that lie ahead - where only keen strategic thinking and tactical skill will see you emerge victorious.

In a classic combat system, great strength counts for nothing without solid tactics. Enter challenging, turn-based, HOMM inspired battles. As you lead your allied creatures to victory, use what you’ve learned about your enemies’ attacks to do your best to minimize your losses. As your beast army grows in numbers, experiment with unit types and skill synergies to find a playstyle that suits your strategic thinking – and forges the best path to success.

Your defeats will only serve to fuel your determination. Embark on roguelite adventures during which you will explore the ever-changing Drairthir Peninsula in search of vital resources, powerful creatures to add to your army, ancient artefacts to enhance your power, and enemies to crush. Each journey will unlock new beasts, skills and base upgrades. Don’t despair over your downfalls, as each time you will rise up stronger, blazing your own path through the hero progression system.

Your battle prowess alone might not be enough to save the world from succumbing to darkness. Prove your worth as The Dragoness’ Commander, by restoring Níwenborh and reinforcing its army. Gather resources, care for your beasts, manage the development of the capital and decide on the direction of your progress. In this world, your choices are everything: pick which paths to explore and beasts to collect; choose which fights are worth the effort and which should be avoided for now.

- Immerse yourself in HOMM-like exploration and combat.
- Embark on roguelite adventures, growing stronger with each defeat.
- Take on the role of the Commander and develop her powers and skills.
- Recruit a formidable army of beasts to do your bidding on the battlefield.
- Fight battles that will challenge your strategic thinking.
- Choose from a huge range of abilities and artefacts - experimenting with powerful skill synergies.
- Gather resources to manage and develop the Capital City of Níwenborh.
- At The Dragoness’ behest – put down a rebellion and regain control of the kingdom against a demonic dragon adversary.
Recommended system requirements
minimum*
- OS *:
- Windows 7 SP1 64-bit or later
- Processor:
- Intel i3 6th gen
- Memory:
- 8 GB RAM
- Graphics:
- GeForce GTX 650 Ti
- Storage:
- 5 GB available space
- Sound Card:
- DirectX compatible
recommended*
Not specified
User reviews
I don't really understand how this can get mixed reviews. No, it's not HOMM. But it did scratch that itch for me. It's well balanced , bug free and has that "one more turn" vibe. The information provided could be a bit
It's not exactly HoMaM clone, as is quite often mentioned. There are of course some strong similarities, especially tb tactical battles, consisting of moving units on hex field. Essential difference, though, is absence
A pretty good HOMM game. It not only clones the original but in some instances it manages to find pretty good answers to the problems of the original (archer spam, turtling, 1 unit stacks, etc.). In case of magic the
Unfair of me I suppose to compare Dragoness with games like HOMM, Total War, Eador and Kings Bounty, but those are the kinds of games I play that also have turn-based tactics and strategy, so I suppose comparison is
This game is ok. Maybe it's not the best one, but still I had nice time during playing it. There is a sense of humor, a simple plot and many monsters. It shouldn't be compared to King's Bounty or Heroes because this
This is very much a knock-off of the Heroes of Magic and Magic series - but nowhere near as good. I bought it because I was missing that series, and this seemed to be similar. But it would have been better to restart




