The worst feature of Might and Magic 6 in my opinion is the ''Skills'' function. There are many more weapons, armors, shields, and helmets in this installment, not to mention boots, gauntlets, items, etc etc etc. There are, however, some improvements in the gameplay. Hardcore RPG'ers who can recite Magic Tables for Dungeons and Dragons are the only people who should apply for this quest, unless you want to cheat with hex editors or trainers.
This is not a journey for the weekend warrior, or the faint of heart. The world is also much larger with many more tasks to complete, so many so that it all piles up on you and seems daunting and impossible.Įxpect even the very best RPG player to spend around 30 hours at the least, but more likely somewhere around 50 to 60 hours. This can make even the most grizzly RPG player grit his teeth. The gameplay is much worse then previous Might and Magic games though. But it's better then the typical Might and Magic story. The story is actually an improvement over old Might and Magic games you're told what to do in this one. Does it succeed? Well, the jury is still out for me. The game that was supposed to bring Might and Magic out of the typical Dungeons and Dragons world and into the 3-D RPG world. However, it's just not that fun to play and pales in comparision to the other games. "Don't get me wrong, Might and Magic 6 is still a decent game. Might & Magic VI: The Mandate of Heaven (PC) review
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