This game is currently in the Humble Choice for October 2022, this is part of my coverage of the bundle. If you are interested in the game and it's before November 1st, 2022, consider picking up the game as part of the current monthly bundle.
A tactical battle game, which feels like Heroes of Might and Magic
Disciples: Liberation is an RPG with a tactical battle system where players command their characters and units to take on enemies. The game starts with an assassination mission but then changes quickly to an attempt to build a home for the characters requiring the characters to form alliances with different races. The story here is pretty interesting as well.
Disciples Liberation has a good system where players have to hire units from their base and use them to fight in the battles, and units who die will be permanently lost. However, I had more of a challenge keeping my main character alive, though that won’t end the game. There’s also a controversial “auto win” when you overpower enemies, which I prefer, but I know people disagree with it.
Pick this up if you like turn-based tactics games, especially those on a hexagon grid. This gave me a hard nostalgia for Heroes of Might and Magic but this feels like it was done right. Though where most RPGs are about the story, people will have to look more to the combat here to decide if it’s right for them, which is why I’m showing it.
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A tactical battle game, which feels like Heroes of Might and Magic
Disciples: Liberation is an RPG with a tactical battle system where players command their characters and units to take on enemies. The game starts with an assassination mission but then changes quickly to an attempt to build a home for the characters requiring the characters to form alliances with different races. The story here is pretty interesting as well.
Disciples Liberation has a good system where players have to hire units from their base and use them to fight in the battles, and units who die will be permanently lost. However, I had more of a challenge keeping my main character alive, though that won’t end the game. There’s also a controversial “auto win” when you overpower enemies, which I prefer, but I know people disagree with it.
Pick this up if you like turn-based tactics games, especially those on a hexagon grid. This gave me a hard nostalgia for Heroes of Might and Magic but this feels like it was done right. Though where most RPGs are about the story, people will have to look more to the combat here to decide if it’s right for them, which is why I’m showing it.
If you enjoyed this review or want to know what I think of other games in the bundle, check out the full review on or subscribe to my Youtube channel: https://youtu.be/Y5cck_Jatfo