It's a turn-based strategy game set in a world reeling from the destruction of its god, The Pantokrater. You take the role of a pretender god competing with others for dominance. The graphics are decidedly not very impressive, the game still looks alright for what it is though. The main thing I like about it is just how huge the game is. There's nigh on infinite replay value even without going multiplayer. With three ages and probably 15 or so nations for each, all with their own unique units, spells and abilities. Libraries of spells, a veritable pantheon of divines, and little quirks and mysteries not even mentioned in the manuals there's some hefty content here. The price is a but steep at $50 some, but there's a free demo availablehere. So yeah, it's not a widely known game I don't think, but maybe some of you guys have heard of it?

Yes, I've heard of it, just now when I read the title of this topic. I'll try it if it's available for download, but dang it if it's not.

I played Dominions II for a while, and still do from time to time. I tried the demo of III (there is indeed a demo available). I'm not entirely convinced Dominions III adds anything worthy of me paying them any money for the sequel. If I hadn't already paid money for II, I'm sure I would buy III, but it's basically the exact same game with minor improvements and additions.

Yes, I have heard of it. Even the demo is highly addicting, so I'm not sure if I should get the full version of the game.