Dominion: Storm Over Gift 3 (Windows)
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Dominion: Storm Over Gift 3 Windows Front Cover

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Published by

Eidos Interactive, Inc.

Developed by

7th Level, Inc., Ion Storm, L.P.

Released

1998

Official Site

Dominion: Storm Over Gift 3

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Gameplay

Interface

Multiple units/characters control, Point and select

Setting

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Description

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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Dominion: Storm Over Gift 3 Windows The bipedal mech's armour is near-bulletproof, making it effective against light infantry and machinegun emplacements.

Dominion: Storm Over Gift 3 Windows A human base in the desert.

Dominion: Storm Over Gift 3 Windows Advancing towards the enemy base.

Dominion: Storm Over Gift 3 Windows Some base structures and defences.

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Critic Reviews

PC Games (Germany)	Jul 01, 1998	81 out of 100	81
PC Player (Germany)	Jul, 1998	75 out of 100	75
Gamezilla	Aug 26, 1998	71 out of 100	71
Privat Computer PC	1998	69 out of 100	69
Gameplay (Benelux)	Oct 01, 1998	66 out of 100	66
GameSpot	Jun 26, 1998	5.9 out of 10	59
Attack Games	Nov, 1998	5 out of 10	50
GameStar (Germany)	Jul, 1998	47 out of 100	47
Absolute Games (AG.ru)	May 23, 1998	40 out of 100	40
Computer Gaming World (CGW)	Oct, 1998		40

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Trivia

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 Well, when the game was finally finished, it was totally outdated by any means.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.