Might & Magic: Heroes Online

Release Date: September 30, 2014

Strategy, fantasy, free-to-play, browser strategy, tactics, browser, MMO, internet

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Might & Magic: Heroes Online is a browser game and a part of the highly popular strategic game franchise created in 1995 by Jon van Caneghem and New World Computing. The game was developed by Blue Byte Software, creators of The Settlers saga, responsible for the browser versions of various popular games (i.e. The Settlers, Anno, or Silent Hunter). In terms of the plot, Heroes Online continues the story from the last two big games of the series.

The Plot
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Might & Magic: Heroes Online for WWW is a free-to-play, tactical strategy browser game developed by Blue Byte Software, and the canonical sequel to the previous main games of the Heroes series. At launch, there were two factions available for the players: Haven and Necropolis.

The Plot

The game takes place in the fantasy world of Ashan. There, two factions whose powers are almost godlike, fight for world domination. The story aspect of the game was very important for the developers, so we will find dozens of quests waiting to be done.

Mechanics

Might & Magic: Heroes Online for WWW has two basic aspects of gameplay: strategy and tatctics. When it comes to strategy, everything happens in real time as we explore the world, gather resources, and recruit our army. The tactical part focuses on the turn-based combats that take place on hexagonal battlefields. Focus on microtransactions is visible in almost every aspect of the game.

Last updated on February 22, 2017

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[2:14] Might & Magic: Heroes Online launch trailer

[1:35] Might & Magic: Heroes Online gameplay #1 (PL)

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Game Series

Heroes of Might and Magic Series

A series of turn-based strategies, linked to another brand - Might and Magic. The series was created by the New World Computing studio, and its publisher in 1996-2003 was the 3DO Company. In 2003, the rights to the brand were acquired by Ubisoft, after which the series was continued by such development studios as Nival Interactive, Black Hole Entertainment, Limbic Entertainment, and Unfrozen, among others.

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Heroes of Might and Magic Game Series