Hi. Recently, I've been thinking about a computer game my neighbor growing up used to have. I know that he got it from a computer game convention and I assume it was probably an indie game. It worked under Windows 98 and included something that reminded me a lot of Age of Empires III, where there were hills and forests, etc. However, this was a turn-based game and when I would play with my neighbor (on the same computer), he would take a turn in his own land, and then I would take a turn in mine. It also included buildings like a carpenter's house where you could make other buildings, an alchemy building, and a university. Part of the point was to seek out gems, and I think you also were suppose to attack the other lands, but I don't remember how that happened (I just remember losing... ). I also remember sorcery globes on both sides of the screen which would give notice to resources. I also had people working in mines, etc. I've spent time searching for indie games and regular games during that time with no luck. If anyone knows a possible title for this game, I'd much appreciate it. Thanks!

Try mobygames.com.