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[Games] Divinity: Dragon Commander
The difference from the last game to this new sequel is that, this time, the game is no longer a role-playing game. But instead, its strategy role-playing game. That's right. This game now combines between strategy and role-playing genre. And by strategy, I mean like Total Commander + Total War: Rome II kind of style. And by role-playing, I mean you still can change yourself into a dragon, just like in previous game. Though you won't be walking around in cities anymore, but you get to travel around the fantasy world of Rivellon.
The story goes that the empire is breaking apart. The emperor have been assassinated by none other that his own offspring, and each of them tries to claim the throne as their own. A wizard named Maxos however hold the dark secret of the deceased emperor, whom have sired a bastard son with an ancient dragon. Raised far from the Empire to avoid complication, the last son, the only suitable heir uncorrupted by power struggle in the heart of the Empire. You play as the dragon knight, that rides the airship, Raven, throughout Rivellon to reclaim back the Empire.
