Might & Magic X - Legacy

I miss these kind of games. Not full of graphical shiny stuff, but a game made to the point, focussing on dungeon crawling, leveling, exploring the map, finding secrets, and trying to figure out what areas you can tackle and what areas just kill you instantly., Combined with a quick and easy, yet hard to master combat system. With good puzzles and riddles that don't hold your hand. Not the instant gratification reward structure mainstream games have. The game is a very focused experience, yet with enough content to explore, find interesting things and long term goals such as "Where do I get the key or password to enter this dungeon part". Imho it's an art to make a game compressed to the essentials like this. Friendly advice: Don't choose warrior difficulty for your first run. There are no respecs and no reskills. Mistakes carry on. The higher difficulty won't allow you to experiment. Overall, I wish more games like this and Grimrock 1 & 2 would exist. Not 500 dots, 500 hots and 1000 dd spells. But well defined classes with their own specific spells and skills that walk the thin line between RPG and party management / strategy.

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Might & Magic 10 is a M&M game in name only, it has absolutely none of the soul or charm of the series and is nothing but another lazy and uninspired game from Ubisoft. The only reason to buy this would be to get M&M 6: the Mandate of Heaven, which is a fantastic if dated game. Really if you want to scratch your M&M itch or are simply looking to play an older style RPG go buy 6, 7 or 8 on GoG for dirt cheap. They all work perfectly out of the box and you don't have to deal with that bloatware Ubisoft launcher.

(I have completed this game multiple times on the Ubisoft Connect version.) While not a perfect merger of the Xeen and Enroth eras of the series, it's still a very solid world crawler in a time when such a thing is relatively rare. Skill selection is a bit more restrictive than I'd like, making some classes clearly more desirable than others, but it's still fun to try out different parties, and many of the rules can be easily modified to your taste. Warrior mode is also more demanding than you might expect. Do make sure to check out the AcidCave mod, which fixes a number of outstanding issues. Unless you specifically want to play (or make) mods for the Steam version, though, there's really no reason to buy it here instead of from Ubisoft. Most mods will work with both, and you'll have to use their launcher either way.

Jeder der die alten Teile (M&M 3-5) gerne gespielt hat und nochmal ein ähnliches Spiel spielen möchte ist hier richtig. Die Spielmechanik ist Oldschool und man muss die mögen. Für Nostalgiker genau das Richtige, für andere eher nicht. Ich bin nicht anspruchsvoll was Grafik angeht und mit dieser hier zufrieden. Das Kampfsystem ist, wie das ganze Spiel, Rundenbasierend und ähnlich wie früher, mit paar neuen Ideen. Für eine Handvoll Euro ist das ein gutes Spiel, mehr als 10 würde ich aber nicht ausgeben.

After trying to give might and magic 6 the mandate of heaven a try, I was so disspointed. I vowed never to play any of these games. But recently I got this MMX legacy, and I'm surprised at it... I'm giving it a shot, and it seems to be alright. It'll never be Xeen, but I figure until I can get more ram and a better video card to play Veilguard, this will do quite nicely. It is what it is... as long as that it isn't what it isn't. I will jump the gun and say i'm a fan once again.

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