Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes - Definitive Edition

Un conecta 3+ de combate por turnos de ataque y defensa, con mecánicas de combo, cadena, fusión y hechizo, que cuenta con diferentes personajes, unidades y equipo, lo que le da variedad de personalización. La historia pese a no destacar mucho en sus diálogos; entretiene la forma en que la cuentan a través de diferentes perspectivas, pero sobre todo; le da contexto a los combates y a sus diferentes mecánicas. La dificultad es lo suficientemente buena, ya que aunque puedes farmear XP; no es necesario sobre todo si escoges bien el orden de tus combates (que por cierto agradezco que los encuentros aleatorios sean completamente opcionales). Además cuenta con pequeños tutoriales y puzzles que te ayudarán a comprender un poco mejor el juego. El PvP online está vacío, por lo que es más para quedar con amigos. Algunos fallos menores que encontré son: un par de errores ortográficos y que aunque los diseños y animaciones son de buena calidad; me parece un poco fuera de lugar que durante los diálogos algunos personajes aparezcan sonriendo en situaciones que no lo ameritan. Calificación: 8/10

Играл ещё в школьное время, решил вспомнить такой шедевр! Как некая разгрузка мозга - самое то))) Перерисовка понравилась, сетевуху ещё буду пробовать для ачивок, надеюсь ещё работает.

为NDS版补票的

i have the old DS ver it was good then and its only better now with cool visulas fun

Perfect :-)

There's a few issues, but lot to like about this game. It is a little weird to me that the original developers were not involved in this remake, but most of the actual gameplay is mostly unchanged. Which is good! It's a very solid arcade-style versus puzzle game with fantasy RPG trappings (set in the Ubisoft 'reimagining' of Might & Magic). You have an army "core' units which are plentiful and can do a basic attack (or put up a wall) if you put them into formation, or you can combine them with your "elite" and "champion" units do a stronger, slower attack with special properties. Links, fusions and strategic placement can reward you with more damage and bonus moves for finding the right patterns, though sometimes you can just luck your way into a good pattern at the beginning. The character art and animations are really solid. There's a lot of content, a good mix of factions and ways to customize your army, and a full story campaign that goes through everything with side quests and secrets to find. There's multiplayer modes too but I haven't tried it so I can't comment on it. In the campaign, health refills after a fight and you have unlimited retries, so one of the main tensions (besides trying to win) is keeping your Elite and Champion units from dying, since it's a slightly annoying process to replace those (walking on the overland map to a shop and buying more, if you have the funds). Sometimes you have a fight with a gimmick, where you have to hit targets or deal with a stage hazard or fight a boss. Some of these are a fun change of pace, some of them are a little annoying as they might force you into a specific army composition or playstyle. One thing I don't love about the campaign is it feels like it peters out towards the end. The last act feels a lot more bare bones compared to everything else, and not every faction feels equally fun and strong to me. For instance, the Wizard faction has many tricky options, but feels like it lacks options to directly win the match for most of the Silver Cities campaign, which turns it into a slog. In general the power level of stuff feels all over the place, some heroes/items/units feel way more effective and fun to use than others. Lastly, the pacing of the game is just a touch too slow at times. The attack animations can be cool but they take awhile, and the game can really start to drag in places. My playtime numbers got padded a bit because I have literally fallen asleep trying to play the Inferno and Wizard campaigns late at night. That said I recommend checking this out if you're a fan of turn based strategy, match 3 or arcade puzzle games. In my opinion it is a modern classic of the genre, so if I seem frustrated, it's because the potential for this game was sky high, but it comes up just a little bit short.