Heroes of Might and Magic IV (PC)

Description: Manufacturer: 3DO / Genre: Strategy / ESRB Rating: E - (Everyone) / ESRB Descriptor: Violence / ESRB Descriptor: ... more

Heroes of Might and Magic IV (PC) ... Animated Blood / Platform: Windows / Distribution Media: CD-ROM / Release Date: October, 2001

Newest Review: ... is now a member of your army as opposed to being its commander. This means that you can have more than one hero per army, or ... more

... even an army made up purely from heroes if you so desire. Since your hero is in the army (s)he can attack other units but can also be killed or captured. I'm a huge fan of the rest of the series and I think it was a mistake to make this change. But it's in the game so on with the review. Another change is the hero skill tree. Instead of having a selection of stand alone skills your hero can achieve each hero can get 5 main skills, each of which come with several sub-skills. This still gives the kind of variety foun...more

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Heroes of Might and Magic IV (PC): Good but with flaws (402 words)
by - written on 19/05/09 (Useful, 6 readings)
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I'm going to assume anyone reading this has some experience with the series so I don't dwell on the how the game works other than where they differ from the rest of the series. Essentially it's a turn based strategy game where you control armies under the command of heroes fighting for control of towns and resources. In my opinion this is the low point in the Heroes of Might and Magic series. It's a departure from the others in that your hero is now a member of your army as opposed to being its commander. This means that you can have more than one hero per army, or even an army made up purely from heroes if you so desire. Since your hero is in the army (s)he can ... Read the complete review