Dominion: Storm Over Gift 3

Released

1998 on Windows

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Moby Score

6.5

#16,568 of 155K

Critics

62% (19)

Players

(22)

Ranking

#5,629 on Windows

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28 players

Genre: Strategy
Perspective: Diagonal-down
Visual: Isometric
Pacing: Real-time
Gameplay: Real-time strategy
Interface: Multiple units/characters control
Point and select
Setting: Sci-fi / futuristic
Misc: Regional differences

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Dominion: Storm Over Gift 3, the sequel to G-Nome, is a real-time strategy game where four races, Humans, Darkens, Mercs, and Scorps, fight over the control of the Planet Gift 3, where a powerful artifact resides. However, due to the heavy fighting, only a small crew aboard a dropship can be dropped on to the planet at a time. Each mission, the player starts with a small crew and tries to accomplish a set amount of objectives.

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Producer	Jonas Eneroth James Poole Todd Mitchell Porter
Designer	Todd Mitchell Porter
Art Direction	Jeremiah O'Flaherty
Lead Engineer	Andrew M. Welch
Core Engine Programming	Patrick Deupree Dustin Nulf In Soo Park Andrew M. Welch
Artifical Intelligence Programming	Dan Donahue Mario Grimani
Network Programming	Russ Cable Patrick Deupree
Graphics Engine Programming	Larry Spence Andrew M. Welch
Pathfinding/Collision Detection Programming	In Soo Park
Interface Programming	Russ Cable Alan Josephson Dustin Nulf
Tools Programming	Alan Josephson Dustin Nulf Todd Mitchell Porter
Additional Programming	Michael Maynard John Schnurrenberger
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Development

Ion Storm used this game to burn the first part of their contract with Eidos. It was an unfinished project by 7th Level and Ion Storm thought that they would complete the game rather quick so they could give Eidos what they wanted. But they were wrong: the game code wasn't even half-way finished, so they needed much longer for developing the rest as they expected. At that time, they boasted they could "sell 500.000 copies". Well, when the game was finally finished, it was totally outdated by any means. The game didn't sell well in the end.

German version

The German version of this game is censored. The following was changed:* All blood graphics have been removed. * Soldiers are no longer called human, but "bionic". * The resulting sound, when rolling over soldier, has been removed.

Unfortunately, there's no known way to restore those effects.