Finally Ubisoft announced one of the games, for me, as expected.
After the bitterness for not excellent success of a project as Disciples III, turn-based strategy lovers with a strong tactical and ruolistica were orphaned titles to look with hope, with the exception of King's Bounty: Crossworlds. A
back a bit 'light we thought Ubisoft finally announced Might & Magic: Heroes VI, a new chapter - with variations on the original name - a series that has its roots in the nineties but it did not appear in the output list five years from now, preferring to experience the brand on other platforms and in other contexts, as with the great Clash of Heroes for Nintendo DS. At the Cologne GamesCom we could meet with representatives of the Hungarian developer Black Hole Entertainment, working on the project, we were able to introduce what promises to be a work heavily influenced by feedback from the community.
The story will develop within the universe of game known for some time now, however, positioning the first 400 years of the fifth chapter and taking off after the death of the king and the beginning of a battle between his five children, all aspirants to the throne left vacant. Each of them will in fact control of a faction - were announced at the time of Hell, Heaven and the Undead - and will have its own dedicated campaign, as the user can decide in what order so as to address them can enjoy greater freedom and a plot that was promised as a little less trivial than the standard.
The game itself will be rather a lot in common with the past, putting the user in a free roaming map, to win piece by piece while addressing the usual fighting inside the box field. For both phases of the game, however, are open interesting news: the buildings on the map will no longer defended one by one, given the presence of control points through which to secure the use of facilities within a certain radius, while the fighting will benefit the wider environment especially dynamic, with obstacles that may appear or be removed during the battle as well as special conditions for the victory as the defense of a certain object or the defeat of a boss, inserted to give more variety to the experience.
Nothing really revolutionary for the genre, mind you, but within the range of these adjustments, along with a deeper component ruolistica and management - a conquered city, for example, can be converted to their faction, by increasing productivity but losing the secondary structures, or left in its original condition - seem to justify a return to the store, waiting to assess the depth of multiplayer component and experience firsthand potentially interesting ideas, such as the presence of a wider range of skills to exploit race from time to time during each campaign. Technically, as usual for the genre, the aim is to have made more functional than anything else, so as not to exceed the system requirements. The yield seems so good, with a darker style than the fifth chapter to characterize the many models created for both environments for the units. In a kind likely to remain niche, in short, Might & Magic: Heroes VI appear to meet the needs of a hard core that you just have to wait for the first half of 2011.
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