Might and Magic® 6-pack Limited Edition

I've been a lover of this series since Might and Magic 3. But, the World of Xeen is the true kicker on this one for me. I have very fond memories, yes most are very nostalgic, of this game. However, the amount of game play, the depth of RPG awesomeness that this package provides, is absolutely undeniable. This is true character building and micromanagement in a package that is classic, but was quite ahead of its time at release. Enjoy this folks, this is a perfect game for a windows based tablet, or just a nice winter day with a Coke and some pretzels on your desk. Hope you love it half as much as I do.

I started the M&M World with heroes Of Might & Magic, HOMM 2, and HOMM 2: Price of Loyalty. Then my mother got me Might & Magic: Millenium Edition, which is what this pretty much is. The games are a blast, and show that story telling is always better than wonderful graphics. That's not to say the graphics are bad, just dated. If you want a collection of RPGs to play for cheap, get this!

my very 1st m&m game was mm2..the dos..mono music...ah the memories. and followed by mm6. been trying to find them all these years until i learn abt GOG. NICEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!

In the same vein as the Ultima, Bards Tale, AD&D and Wizardry games, MM is hardcore rpg'ing at it's absolute best. This series combines all of the original 6 games, the best ones, and makes it easy to enjoy them all at once. Of course, it's best to begin with the first and work your way to the end, but you can begin any of them and jump right in. GOG has made it easier for those of us who must have newer OS requirements for a variety of reasons to enjoy the games of our youth. MM1 was the reason I pushed so hard for my parents to get my a C-64 when I was a kid. While I have MM! and MM2 on my (now retro) Commodore 64 and I play them often, it's nice to boot the newer computer up and not have to load the game from a 5.25 disk. I couldn't be happier with this set of games. Very true to the orginals.

Apart from the first 2, I played all these years ago. And these games still have the playability they had then. The first part suffers from a lack of proper spell casting system, and it lacks the type of map that was introduced in later installments, but these were limitations of the computers of those times that JVC actually attempted, with quite a lot of succces, into features. Addictive gameplay, even the first part if you can get past the VERY retro graphics and somewhat clunky controls.