In the 3D system you could do a “run and shoot” method vs stronger enemies that were weak in their “ranged abilities” which allowed you to pick them down and then rush in and finish them off. Let me list some concerns: The battles were done well, with my only complaint being that ranged champions really didn’t have a place in any one party due to the tile based combat system. As expected the game didn’t play as well as the VI-VIII series but IMO was far superior to the I-V series and was even more enjoyable than IX (many who played the series won’t find this to be much of a surprise) The game had impressive puzzles, riddles, and tests that brought me back to the good old days of real thinking RPG’s- and all of this was done extremely well.
I about shat my pants when I found this- a new game in my beloved Might and Magic series! They went back to the old tile based version of the game (Might and Magic I-V) which means the game will never be as good as the VI-VIII series of the game, but what had me interested was what they could do with a tile based system and a game being sold for $20 years after the other Might and Magic’s were being sold for full price.
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