It does have some odd hotkeys – H for the character screen, rather than the usual C, for example. When you’re not in battle, the game makes use of point-and-click movement. However, although I enjoy the nostalgia effect the retro graphic style has, I have to admit that things could have been a much higher quality. Some might be turned off by that, but I know a lot of people will also enjoy it. This gives the game a very retro feel, reminiscent of some of the early 2.5D MMOs that were released a decade or more ago. The environments are 2D, but certain elements are either 3D or have a 3D-like appearance to them. The graphics in Might & Magic Heroes Online are best described at 2.5D. So, that means even if you want to focus on the Warfare tree, you’ll need to split your points up before you can start spending more than a single point in the tree. For example, you will need to spend three points in any of the trees to be able to start putting points into the second tier of any of the trees. These trees are split into different tiers that have different requirements that must be met to put points in that tier. Whenever you level up, you are given a point to spend in the six different ability trees. This customization will mainly come in the form of the ability trees that are available to you. Like I said, you’ll be customizing your hero after character creation for the most part. The classes can be summed up as Knight and Cleric. Each faction has two classes, which seem to be mirrors of the classes available in the opposing faction. When making your character, you’re able to choose between two factions the seemingly good Haven and the evil Necropolis. You’re not given much in the way in options during character creation and a majority of the customization appeared later in the game. The customization in the game is honestly pretty sparse. At a glance, Might & Magic Heroes Online should be an awesome addition to the Might & Magic franchise with a familiar retro feel to it. The game features customizable heroes, a large world, and the ability to do co-op battles. The game has been brought to us by Ubisoft’s Blue Byte Studio. It’s a 2.5D game that has elements from both turn-based RPGs and browser-based strategy games, all set in the wonderful Might & Magic setting. Might & Magic Heroes Online is a new take on the browser strategy game genre.
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