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Get your instant download with OpenBay This product includes Planar Conquest PC. The top 3 reasons to play Planar Conquest PC Create your own sorcerer lord. Explore unique multiverse. Exterminate your foes. About Planar Conquest PC Planar Conquest is a 4X turn-based strategy game inspired by Master of Magic. Created to give you that awesome feeling of the gameplay of the past, wrapped into modern look. “eXplore, eXpand, eXploit, and eXterminate” are the four words which are here to provide fun and challenge. Customize your character and become all powerful Sorcerer Lord to rule the empire or choose a pre-generated character. Select from 13 spell circles that will determine which of the over 300 spells your lord can learn. Choose from over 40 disciplines that give your lord specific advantages or disadvantages, and will allow you to adjust your character to your gameplay style. Magic, military, diplomacy and economy can be harnessed to serve you. Seven procedurally generated Planes of Existence all with their own special features, that can be customized with the shape, landmasses and size even up to 128x128 tiles. Over 40 types of locations that can be examined in search of various loot and fight with the guardians that protect those. Over 40 different kinds of buildings to improve your settlements, over 150 unique military units to recruit and magical creatures to summon among with possibility to found new settlements to increase your empire's power and conquering neutral and enemy cities to extend your borders gives long hours of gameplay. Use diplomacy to get an edge over your enemies.Play out combat on a tactical battle board. Hire heroes and equip them with magical weapons and armor.Recruit unique and powerful Titans and make them to follow your orders! Gain experie

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Game

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Steam

Platform / region

PC · Can activate in United Kingdom

Release / edition

30 May 2016 · Standard