Greetings everyone.
I am trying to remember a game I used to have for Windows and I haven't had any luck yet. I can't recall the title, publisher, or developer but I am certain it was for the Windows operating system. It's probably from the 1990's (I can't remember the exact year, unfortunately) and it was sort of like an action-RPG.
I remember that I liked it a lot (probably because I was 7 or 8 years old at the time). It was an isometric game so the player looked at it from a 3/4 view. It was a medieval hack-and-slash game where you could recruit different members into your party of 4 heroes by speaking to them.
Another thing that I remember is that the cover had four different persons on it. One was a swordsman wearing a blue outfit, another was a wizard that had a staff and looked a bit similar to Gandalf the Grey (from the Lord of the Rings series), one was an axeman that I think had a large beard and was wearing red and/or brown armor, and one was an archer that was wearing green colored clothes/armor.
The four heroes were looking straight at the person holding the box and had their weapons raised and looked like they were ready to fight. Above them was the title of the game which I can't remember. Unless I'm mistaken, the ESRB rating was Kids-to-Adults (or K-A, for short). I know that this rating doesn't exist anymore but this game was from the 1990's decade so it's possible that it was K-A.
Another thing I remember is that when you wanted the party of 4 characters to move, you clicked on a point on the field and four blue-colored arrows would appear on the point and go down to the center of where you clicked. The game kind of looked like Age of Empires but I am 99% sure that it wasn't AOE.
Additionally, I am almost certain that this game wasn't Master of Magic or any of the games in the Age of Wonders series. I have been looking all over GameFAQs and the rest of the internet but I haven't found it yet. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
