• Publisher: Ubisoft
  • Release Date: Apr 12, 2011
  • Also On: DS, PC
  • Summary: Might and Magic Clash of Heroes takes place 40 years before the Heroes V saga. Scattered across five different regions of Ashan, 5 special heroes must travel their own dangerous paths to grow in strength, unravel a demonic plot, and ultimately save the world from Chaos.
Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 23 out of 26
  2. Negative: 0 out of 26
  1. A charming 2D visual style tops off the p[package, making this one can't-miss hodgepodge. [July 2011, p.86]
  2. May 18, 2011
    90
    Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes HD offers a battle system that focuses on patience, patterns and experience. Elements of other genres, like role playing and puzzle games, are ultimately mixed into a whole that result in a quite unique experience. The game's aesthetics are colorful and pleasant, and the engaging online battles offers hours upon hours of competitive fun.
  3. Far deeper than it first appears - though its extended loading times do leave a bitter aftertaste. [June 2011, p.109]

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Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 5 out of 7
  2. Negative: 1 out of 7
  1. When I first tried the demo I was disturbed by the unusual gameplay. I had never played a Might & Magic title before, and this initial impression was not a good one. However, I soon realized how addicting, intriguing, and strategic the game was. I wasted no time buying it and earning all of the trophies. It is quite a unique game, and it's a steal for $15 (or less if you're a Plus member on PSN). Expand
    • 3 of 5 users said yes
  2. In short: The game is fun, but be warned! It has a really bad case of annoying load screens and it's last campaign is awful. Not so short: Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes is a bit like a Puzzle Quest "light". I always loved the Heroes of Might & Magic series (but never gave a shot to the actual Might & Magic RPGs) and this game follows a similar pattern: you'll have your hero (Wizard, Necromancer, Elf, Demon or Knight) running around with his troops and will fight in a turn based combat - only the combat this time is puzzle-inspired. If you do all quests and fail one combat of another, it ain't difficult to spend about 25 hours to finish the game. That's a good amount of content for the price. However, there are a few problems... The worse is a very simple and incredibly annoying one: loading. There are loading screens for almost everything in the game, and they take take much more time than what's expected to reasonable. Be warned, you WILL be pissed about the loading in this game. the other problem is with the content per se. When you reach the fourth campaign you'll notice the developers cut some corners to be able to finish the game in time - it's noticeable smaller, rushed, but sill very fun. The fifth and last campaign however, suffer from the same problems than the previous one, but in a bigger scale. Is clearly lackluster - annoying even. You'll play four good campaigns and will meet a big turnover on the last one - and you'll have to face it anyway if you want to finish the game. Expand
    • 0 of 0 users said yes
  3. Might & Magic would probably be a nice little game but there is one major annoyance for me... the loading screens, it takes forever to load in every single battle.. when I say forever I mean like 20 - 30 secs, which to me is a bit much especially for a pick up and play downloadable title. Nice graphics, enjoyable gameplay ( once if loads ) but the loading... dear lord! Expand
    • 1 of 1 users said yes

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