Might and Magic: Swords of Xeen PC
Developed by the independent studio Catware in collaboration with the American screenwriter and fantasy writer Ellen Beemann, this fan-made expansion to Might and Magic: World of Xeen has received official approval from the series' creators - New World Computing studio.
This is Might and Magic: World of Xeen expansion pack.
Might and Magic: Swords of Xeen Release Date PC
01January1995
developer: Catware publisher: New World Computing Official website
game language: English
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Might and Magic: Swords of Xeen is an extension to this RPG, created on the World of Xeen engine. The add-on is basically a fan-made modification, created by an independent studio Catware, in collaboration with Ellen Beemann, an American scriptwriter and fantasy writer. However, it received professional support and was officially approved by the creators of the series.
In the storyline layer, Swords of Xeen introduces a completely new adventure into the game, which takes place in the land adjacent to the one known from the original. The gateway to it leads through magical pyramids, which can be found among the ruins of Greyhaven. It turns out that the Havec land is threatened with a deadly danger from unknown evil. The player's task will of course be to find and destroy the enemy threatening it.
From the technical point of view, the game is no different from the World of Xeen, on which it was created. Producers have only been tempted to add a few new graphic effects. Despite the huge size of the map introduced in addition, the fun itself lasts much shorter than in the basic scenarios, while the game is characterized by a very high degree of difficulty. With the help of less experienced players comes fortunately the famous mistake in the script, which allows to avoid many skirmishes, escaping the side roads.
Unfortunately, Swords of Xeen has not been released on its own. The game was added as a bonus to the 1995 release of the Might and Magic Trilogy package, including the III, IV and V part of the saga. It is also available in several other anthologies from the game world.
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Last updated on 12 August 2013
Game mode: single player
Age restrictions Might and Magic: Swords of Xeen: Good for all ages.