Disciples: Liberation

Disciples: Liberation is a mature, dark fantasy strategy RPG with turn-based combat. Liberate the land of Nevendaar and uncover the endless stories hidden within this richly detailed world where every decision has a consequence, and every wrong move could be deadly.

Disciples: Liberation is a rpg, strategy and dark fantasy game developed by Frima Studio and published by Kalypso Media.
Released on October 21st 2021 is available only on Windows in 8 languages: English, French, German, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Japanese and Korean.

It has received 3,462 reviews of which 2,552 were positive and 910 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.2 out of 10. 😊

The game is currently priced at 15.99€ on Steam and has a 60% discount.


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Windows
  • Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
  • OS: Windows 10 64-bit
  • Processor: Intel Core i5-6402P or AMD Ryzen 1300X
  • Memory: 8 GB RAM
  • Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960 4 GB or AMD Radeon R9 380 4 GB
  • DirectX: Version 11
  • Storage: 8 GB available space
  • Sound Card: Integrated or dedicated DirectX 11 compatible soundcard
  • Additional Notes: (1080p / 30 FPS / Low graphical settings)

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Oct. 2024
How far this franchise had fallen since glorious Disciples 2. All the studios had to do is stick to the same aesthetics and similar formula and they would be up there with Heroes of Might and Magic 3, yet what they actually did is make a game that is more a clone of Heroes 5 (or later) with some non essential modifications. Disciples as an original series that we saw in D2, is no more. That being said, the game is not that bad on its own. It's more mediocre than bad. Turn based combat is sorely lacking depth. The story is ok, but nothing new. We're spoiled by the abundance and quality of the games we get, while there are much less time to play than before, so my main problem is that I can't really find a reason to play this specific game instead of others. So choose for your self. My grade for the game is 5.5/10
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Sept. 2024
Yes, absolutely. This game is fun, replayable, interesting and low-stress. Disciples: Liberation does not have much in the way of cut-scene animation, and doesn't really need it. The combat system is also fun and well thought-out. Go ahead and have fun. That's what games are for. Not to stress you out.
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May 2024
If you enjoyed playing the King's Bounty games, then this game should be right up your alley. However, it's not as good as those games for the following reasons: - Really dark, depressing world setting. There are 4 main factions in the world - the Empire (humans), Elves, Legions of the Damned (demons), and the Hordes (undead). Every faction are generally a**holes, and the world is literally a godsforsaken place. - Weak writing. This is supposed to be a mature game, yet most of the writing seems very basic, lacking in nuance. and aimed at teenagers. This also extends to the romances, which are awkwardly implemented and occasionally reference the wrong gender (i.e. you can romance a female companion but some text mentions you "gazing into his eyes....."). You have flirt dialogue options occasionally with your companions, yet to actually romance someone, you have to select them specifically to accompany you to a specific region later in the game. The game does not make this clear, but you can rectify this on a subsequent playthrough (see below). - Game is probably too long. To get the "proper" ending, you have to effectively play through the entire game twice. The first playthrough alone will probably take around 80 hours, but the second playthrough (aka LIberation mode) should go a bit quicker as you start off with certain benefits that were not available in the first playthough. Some boss fights near the end of the game are not overly difficult but can take really long to finish, and a lot of battles are needlessly dragged out by annoying enemy spellcasters who run forward just far enough to pelt you with their AOE attacks, then bugger off to the far end of the battlefield forcing you to spend several rounds getting close enough to deal with them. - Really dull loot system. You typically find 1 piece of armour or 1 weapon in a loot chest, and most of the stuff is quite useless at higher levels as you will generally already have something better equipped. There is no in-game currency system, so you will find yourself constantly breaking down most of the gear you find into crafting components. Much later in the game you can find special armour pieces in chests in the dungeons below your stronghold but each of these is a chest piece so you can only equip one of them while being forced to lug the rest of them around in your inventory. You can't break them down into crafting components, you can't drop them, you can't sell them and your companions can't equip armour, so it seems kind of pointless. - Dungeon exploration can be tedious as there is no mini map for dungeons and you can't even rotate the camera, so you have to rely on following the pointer for your current quest to get around. On the plus side, the character models are nice and detailed, the combat animations are well done, and the combats can be fun, though they tend to get a bit repetitive after a while. I also liked the system with the backline units that give your frontline units various passive buffs. Final rating: 6/10 (TL:DR - weak writing, lousy loot system, game can be too long). Decent game otherwise if you enjoyed King's Bounty and/or Heroes of Might and Magic, but would advise picking up on sale at 25% off or more.
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March 2024
So, this game is quite easy to play and get into. The plot is simple. The quests are readily identifiable. The game mechanics are easy. Some of the acting voice overs aren't too great. So, why buy? Because it's fun, that's why. You can set this game down for a week and resume where you left off without missing a beat. The game is turn based on the tactical level so no stress there. However, there are a large number of units you can assemble any way you like to form battle. I really enjoy this aspect, particularly the passive back line interplay involved. So, give it a shot...You're welcome!
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Dec. 2023
A big departure from the HoMM clone the series used to be (which I LOVED, though it was imbalanced), it now emulates the King's Bounty Series, just with a more user friendly, more balanced, and less tedious gameplay. There's a few UI issues here that could be fleshed out, but they're minor. Also, having a system to track which fights you had to skip, and where they are would be great, as I currently have to take notes myself to remember where I need to go back to when strong enogh. All in all, it's a beautifully made game, very fun, and if you like King's Bounty, but wish the KB devs knew how to balance a game properly, buy this game RIGHT now. 9/10
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Disciples: Liberation
7.2
2,552
910
Online players
61
Developer
Frima Studio
Publisher
Kalypso Media
Release 21 Oct 2021
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