Ubisoft shows its predatory nature once again in Might and Magic: Era of Chaos, a slap in the face to their fans as well as a horrible, grindy gatcha.
Two of the biggest things to happen in the videogame industry over the last couple of years are battle royale and Auto Chess, known more generically as "autobattlers." If you've ever wondered what might happen if someone were to mash them together in some sort of "autobattler royale," January 30 will be your lucky day, because that's when Ubisoft will officially launch Might and Magic: Chess Royale, the first 100 player autobattler.
The beloved strategy RPG series is back from its long hiatus. Ubisoft is bringing this Might and Magic Heroes Era of Chaos to smartphones (Android & iOS)
Just about to finish Heroes V + DLCs with the 5.5 mod. It can't be that hard to up the game there by adding more interesting stuff to the maps, new graphics, one more layer of upgradeable units, and tier 8 creatures and make a desktop game that will be a success.
I used to love this series. Yet another that will die to us hardcore gamers on mobile but make FAR more money for them from just the whales. I did sign up for it because of nostalgia and some freebies, but I will never spend a penny on it.
But with the current situation of Ubisoft, I don't think that they will focus much on grabbing money.
Could Ubisoft be planning to launch the next installment in the Heroes of Might and Magic series as a free-to-play online game? According to several domain name registrations this week by Ubisoft, the possibility looks very good. On July 27, 2012, the videogame publisher registered mightandmagicheroesonline.com, mmheroesonline.com, and mm-heroesonline.com. It was reported earlier this week that Ubisoft will unveil new free-to-play titles at this year’s Gamescom taking place in August in Cologne.
