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Rule through the chaos! Fifteen years after Avyanna freed Nevendaar, Disciples: Domination returns you to a realm hanging in the balance. In this dark fantasy strategy RPG with turn-based combat, take your place on Queen Avyanna’s throne – holding together a crumbling kingdom.
Disciples: Domination is a strategy rpg, turn-based combat and rpg game
developed by Artefacts Studio
and published by Kalypso Media.
Released on February 12th 2026 is available on Windows and MacOS.
It has received 312 reviews of which 222 were positive and 90 were negative resulting in a rating of 6.7 out of 10. 😐
The game is currently priced at 32.99€ on Steam with a 40% discount, but you can find it for 29.19€ on Instant Gaming.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 11
- Processor: Core i5-8600K / Ryzen 5 1600
- Memory: 16 GB RAM
- Graphics: GeForce GTX 1060 / Radeon RX 580
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 18 GB available space
- Sound Card: Integrated or dedicated compatible soundcard
- Additional Notes: Medium Settings | Full-HD | ~40 FPS
MacOS
- OS: Tahoe v26.1
- Processor: Apple M3 PRO
- Memory: 18 GB RAM
- Graphics: Apple M3 GPU
- Storage: 18 GB available space
- Sound Card: Integrated or dedicated compatible soundcard
- Additional Notes: Screen Resolution: 1920x1200
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The story is not as good as in the first one - liberation, also the throne decisions feel a bit repeating after a while, but the fighting system is still good and makes fun. So even though it's not as good as the first one it was still an enjoyable game so i can recommend it if you like this type of games.
Really enjoying this, and I think probably more people should try it than are going to at the current rate of reviews. Seems like a lot of the negativity comes from 1) It's not Disciple II (sure, it isn't) and 2) general misunderstandings or impatience with the game. The writing's actually pretty good -- within the top 25% or so of games that get released these days. And the tactical depth of the combat is enough to be pretty interesting. Way, way better than you'd think from summarizing the current reviews and top reviews on here. It's not a quantum leap past Liberation. If you played Liberation and liked it, you'll like this too, but if you didn't like Liberation this isn't likely to change your mind. There's some balance and pacing tweaks of things they clearly learned from the weaknesses of Liberation that you might like. For example, plenty of units have been moved back a Tier, and Tier 1 has been more or less skipped. I think that's a good step. Overall unit count is down, but there's an entire new faction with new mechanics to make up for it. Trying to find the right mix of strategies, and the right factions that complement each other, is good fun.
Honestly, I played the first one and I've been enjoying this one, too! I'm not sure why everybody's reviewing it negatively, it has pretty much the same writing style and tone as the first one. They improved the UI by a LOT. It's a lot slicker in this. The only thing is, your party is a lot smaller to start out with I find. But I've been having a good time, it's just junk food basically. It's not Shakespeare lmao but if you want something to do that's mildly entertaining and relatively inoffensive, pick it up on sale. One other thing to add: the voice acting in English is fine so far, but the writing has quite a bit of grammatical and structural errors the more you go through it. It's not unbearable but ♥♥♥♥ like "this is the four differents reputation level" (that's just the last one I saw). Not a dealbreaker for me as the voice acting is still fine but the longer you play the more you notice it. They should hire a writing editor to run through it and clean it up IMO! I'm not sure if it's just a localization issue or what (are these games produced in another language? Idk. Again, it isn't a huge deal, but you do start to notice it especially if you are reading all the sub-menus and stuff.) Oh, one more thing: I'm not the biggest fan of how they changed the attacks in this one - or rather I'm not super used to them yet. In Liberation a lot of units had multiple actions per turn and area-of-effect attacks - a lot of these were removed. They changed up the units and the attacks quite a bit. Also not a dealbreaker, just jarring.
First thing first: this game is not worth its asking price. It feels very cheaply made overall and the cut corners are extremely visible everywhere. The worst part is that all of the units returning from Liberation (which is the majority) are reusing their voicelines. It's particularly jarring when the Undead units keep blabbering about Mortis, whom you killed in the previous game (no spoiler, it's in the intro). The Daughter of Sin, a unit originally released as part of a low quality cash grab of a DLC, still doesn't have bespoke voicelines either. And the "story cinematics" also look pretty bad - if you can't do proper cinematics, you can use high-quality 2D art like Total War Warhammer and it's much better than this. But the biggest disappointment for me comes from "Domination mode". (basically NG+) In the previous game's "Liberation mode", you had new lines of dialogue with a better outcome (letting you unify the factions instead of having to choose like in the normal game), which culminated in the new, "true" ending. Here the entire game is identical (except that you get to play with an overpowered army and roll over everything, like in any NG+), apart for the ending. As a result it doesn't make any narrative sense and feels completely random. It's also a terrible ending overall, so the fact that it comes out of left field is even worse. At this point you're reading this and wondering why this is a positive review. The fact is that the core gameplay - the exploration as well as the tactical battles - are still fun oiverall. It's not like I hated my time with the game. The new studio at least made an attempt at balance, so while it's still below average it's not as ridiculous as Liberation was on that front, and in NG you'll have to use at least three braincells for most of the game. I do regret that some units are infinitely stronger than others, especially for the "Backline" system - would you rather have a tiny irrelevant buff on 3 random units, or someone who has a 1000-damage attack that repeats as long as it killed something? It shouldn't surprise you that when the publisher feels the need to mention a "dark and mature story" in the game's description, it's complete bollocks. This is how 14 year olds describe their first fanfiction. The writing is not particularly amazing and the characters are almost all entirely one-dimensional. Still, it's at least devoid of the insufferable Marvel-like quips that we've all come to hate, so it's serviceable. It's just that the story takes itself way more seriously than it should with this level of writing. Overall: it's a 5/10 game, which I would bump to 6/10 because there are too few games where you can be friendly with Undead and Demons without playing a cartoonishly evil character. If you enjoy the genre and especially games with multiple playable factions, you should feel free to buy it... but probably not at more than 30€.
Disciples Liberation and (now) Domination are popular because they're fun to play. This game is not stressful, or GPU intense, or quick-button crap. It is a strategy game. It's interesting and fun and I paid full price because I wanted to play sooner rather than later. I'm fine with that. I'm reading reviews from sensitive little boys who abhor female protagonist stories, or who think the game doesn't have cool cut scenes or what their fragile identities consider to be gameplay they can brag about to other gamers. None of that matters, because This Game is Fun to Play. It's surprising how well they've copied the gameplay from Disciples Liberation and put it into a remodeled framework. (I'm grateful for that). 6 hours in and many more to go. Updated at 70 hours: Just finished initial playthrough. The game is still fun, but definitely not as robust as its predecessor in storyline. It's suspiciously short, as if they cut out a lot of content. Also, some of the English writing is awful - full of syntax, grammar and spelling errors, as though a non-English speaker had used voice to text to write some of it. But it's still fun.
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Disciples: Domination is currently priced at 32.99€ on Steam.
Yes, Disciples: Domination is currently available at a 40% discount. You can purchase it for 32.99€ on Steam.
Yes, Disciples: Domination received 222 positive votes out of a total of 312 achieving a rating of 6.74.
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Disciples: Domination was developed by Artefacts Studio and published by Kalypso Media.
Yes, Disciples: Domination is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Yes, Disciples: Domination is playable and fully supported on MacOS.
No, Disciples: Domination is not playable on Linux.
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No, Disciples: Domination does not support VR.
Disciples: Domination is a single-player game.
Yes, there are 3 DLCs available for Disciples: Domination. Explore additional content available for Disciples: Domination on Steam.
No, Disciples: Domination does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Disciples: Domination does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Disciples: Domination is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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