Attack of the Fanboy cover the history of Heroes of Might and Magic, and reveal the new trailer from Ubisoft at Gamescom 2014.
From GameWatcher: "This map features a desert scenario for six players, who strive to conquer the six orc forts dotting the land as well as each other. A central fort dominates the center of the map, with a reward of vast gold and resources."
From GameWatcher Might and Magic Heroes has done its best to stay true to delivering good strategy combat gameplay throughout the years, and though Might and Magic VII may not be even close to the best of the series, Limbic Entertainment is still committed to doing its best to deliver what Might and Magic fans have come to expect. Today, they announced they'd be putting power into community hands with Steam Workshop support."
Is this even worth playing? Ive only played HoMM3 and enjoyed it. Does anyone recommend any of the other entries in the series?
In Heroes VII, the Duke Ivan calls forth advisers to discuss how to deal with a new threat, as the Empress was recently murdered. Left in her wake are many rivals who wish to conquer the kingdom. Each of the six factions has a story to tell, and you can play as each of them in the interactive retelling of their stories. After completing a minimum of two of them, you can go on to Ivan's final campaign to resolve the issue at hand.
