Why I buy this one ?
- Strategy game of medieval conquest
- Manage an empire in real-time
- Three in-depth levels of play
- Advanced 3-D engine renders impeccable battle scenes
- for 1 to 8 players using LAN or Internet connection

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What our customer's say!

"So close, yet So far...", This game had so much promise, but they let took it completely to the other end of the spectrum, instead of the micromanaging wich could get time consuming on LOTR2. LOTR3 swings the other way so completely you cannot even decide what type of Army you want.

Types of troops you raise are completely dependant on the lords you install in your land parcels. Not bad If I had an inexhaustible supply of each type to decide what I wanted. Nope, you have what the game gives you and thats it. Worse you couldn't micromanage things even if you wanted to. Then they fubared the combat, whatever you do don't attack a castle, the enemy's troops will hide out on the walkway behind the walls while your troops will mill around in the bottom of the courtyard getting shot full of arrows.

If you like simplistic games this would be the one for you. The only effective gameplay decisions you will ever make are which lord do I install, where should my next army come from and who do I invade next?

"Please Read the Reviews", OK!!! Here we go i loved lotr2 great game and like everyone else has stated, this is nothing like lotr2. This triology should never have existed. They should have stopped at 2. I really am not going to get into the game and its details very much because it has been talked about over and over again by others. DO NOT BUY THIS GAME!!! That is all i have to say. I paid $8 on amazon for this and I would have rather thrown that $8 in the fire.

"Disgracefull", This game looks like it was made by high school kids, it bares little resemblance to it's glorious predicessors. This "game" involves little more than staring at the computer screen wondering what is going on and what your supposed to do. You quickly learn that very little is going on and there is nothing for you to do. That's the worst part, the manual tells you virtually nothing, the game teaches you even less and then it plays on it's own at snails pace.

Just avoid this like the plague.

"nothing like lords 2 do not buy", they completely changed the intereface and the whole game in general. One of the worst sequels ever

"My Dust Collection", Realm 3 is an average game at best. Although ther is more interactive options and a much better 3D engine to this game, I have apparently become bored with it quickly, after finishing the tutorial and beginning play, it is already sitting in it's jewel case collecting dust with the rest of my "average" games. I've found myself playing Realm 2 more than this game.

The setup is there, and the competetive spirit is there, but there is little challenge except in combat. I prefer a game more based on Realm 2, where you have to battle not only human-to-human elements but elements more inclined with proper farming, mining, and such. The simplified task of assigning Nights or Peasants as one singular town gives no strategy outside the realm of battle. Strategy should be included in all aspects across the board, not just in combat.

Something tells me with this mediocre follow-up, we won't be seeing Lords 4 anytime soon, if at all.

Read this reviews before You buy...

"Not nearly as good as the second one!", This is unbelievable. All the great things about the Lords of the Realm II have been removed and nothing good has been added. Gone is the management of the territory resources, instead you simply assign a vassal to an area and they produce just one type of resources. To make matters worse, you armies are produced automatically so you dont even get to choose your army types. The battles start automatically but you are not even taken to the battlefield automatically so you can ened up missing the battle if you dont go there right away. I read the other reviews but I thought the sencond one was such fun I should give this one a try. Big mistake save your money.

"I want my money back.", I didn't buy this game through Amazon - Maybe if I had looked here first I would have seen all the terrible reviews and saved myself $20.00. The graphics are the only improvement over Lords II, and as has been stated by others they're still below par.

Here I was, oh-boy all excited to play the next Lords Of The Realm game, and boy-oh-god what a dissapointment. Really, Sierra, how can you justify releasing a game in the Lords franchise that mocks everything that was good about its predecessor?

I want my money back. I want my money, and the 2 hours I spent trying to get into the game. I suppose if I complain enough I might get the money back, but that two hours is gone. Forever.

"Tjaka, South Africa", This review is meant for the developers of this game and shall not be of much use to somebody who doesn't know this game.
***The idea of real time on different levels (strategy & battle) is interesting but I find it a step in the wrong direction. Too many things happen too fast and one cannot make proper decisions. For instance - there's not enough time to properly look through the different vassals before assigning them - you have to grab & assign because somewhere else your attention is also needed. Often you miss out on nice battles because you have to attend to other matters. I still prefer the turn-based system. ***Many improvements are needed in the gameplay - I'm not going to try to list all the frustrations. If you're used to playing "Total War" then "Lords of the Realm" is a frustration. ***It sound as if I threw my "Lords of the Realm III" cd in the dustbin? No, I'm enjoying it. But I hope there shall be substantial improvements in the add-on or "Lords of the Realm IV".

"Major Letdown!!", Wow! Was I suprised when I played this game. Seira should have stuck with the original format, as in the first Lords of the Realm.
They really automated to much. I like more control. The graphics are very nice though. That is the only plus side.

"DO NOT BUY", Worst game ever... it's as if the game has devolved back to the level of LOTRI...unbelievable waste of money. Clearly some things must have been rushed (siege equipment, lack of micromanagement of your vassals and their lands, etc.). For anyone who loved the balance of state management w/ diplomacy and war that made LOTRII great will be sadly disappointed. Hopefully they're redeem themselves by making LOTRIV less like the crap game I just wasted $20 on.