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PC
Adventure: Role Playing
| Requires: | Mouse, Keyboard | ||
| Viewed: | 3D Third-person, floating camera | Genre: | Adventure: Role Playing Strategy: Combat |
| Media: | DVD | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Black Hole | Soft. Co.: | Ubisoft |
| Publishers: | Ubisoft
(GB/GB/GB/XX) |
Released: | 14 Oct 2011
(GB) 28 Sept 2012 (GB) Unknown (GB/XX) |
| Ratings: | PEGI 16+ | ||
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Summary
The classic turn-based strategy game returns with a whole new look and a near total reboot. Set four hundred years before the events of the Heroes V, players will take control of one of five factions in a bid to rule the world of Ashan. Whether you prefer to fight on the side of good or evil, this latest game in the series offers you a simplified but nonetheless deep gaming experience.
There are five different stories to tell in the game, each one involving one of the children of Duke Slava. With each leading a separate faction you will have a whole different experience depending on who you choose. Each story revolves around the resurrection of a legendary Archangel General that aims to lead a demon army to sieze Ashan. Will you help or hinder the cause?
For the first time in the Might & Magic series, the game now also offers an online element. While the whole thing can be played offline, connecting to the new Conflux system will add new bonuses and skills to the game in an attempt to bring the Heroes community together. As Ashan slips closer and closer towards the brink of war, will you stand tall to defend humanity or side with demons? In Might & Magic: Heroes VI you don't even have to choose.
There are five different stories to tell in the game, each one involving one of the children of Duke Slava. With each leading a separate faction you will have a whole different experience depending on who you choose. Each story revolves around the resurrection of a legendary Archangel General that aims to lead a demon army to sieze Ashan. Will you help or hinder the cause?
For the first time in the Might & Magic series, the game now also offers an online element. While the whole thing can be played offline, connecting to the new Conflux system will add new bonuses and skills to the game in an attempt to bring the Heroes community together. As Ashan slips closer and closer towards the brink of war, will you stand tall to defend humanity or side with demons? In Might & Magic: Heroes VI you don't even have to choose.
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