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MULTIPLAYER INFORMATION: Online servers were closed on October 6th, 2015. Multiplayer is only available via LAN.
MULTIPLAYER INFORMATION: Online servers were closed on October 6th, 2015. Multiplayer is only available via LAN.
Posted on: June 5, 2012
Argle
Verified ownerGames: 277 Reviews: 2
Addictive as hell
"One more turn." "One more turn." "One more turn." Clear your calendar, forget about your social life. Don't forget to eat and sleep, though.
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Posted on: August 3, 2017
Trakanas
Games: 1 Reviews: 1
Not understanding the hate to HoMM4
I really do not understand why people hates so much Heroes4 and likes this 5 version. Someone can explain me where are those tremendous differences between 3 and 4 to enjoy one and hate the other? I tried both (first I played 4 then 5 and then 3) and the only one that I did not like was the 5 (due to high expectatives I guess) but from 3 to 4 I only see some improvements like the hero centered and the caravana and the armys without heroes. What do you dislike? The 4th's IA? Are you saying that the IA was better on 1999 than in 2004?? Thanks for your comments.
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Posted on: April 5, 2012
ciplogic
Verified ownerGames: 127 Reviews: 1
Smooth
First of all, when Neval/Ubisoft took the initiative and take this game to be implemented, everyone was scared in case of failures. If the computer power of your computer increased, but yet without being too powerful, it should run this game smoothly and enjoyably. You may enjoy the trees, the water and the monsters. The issues of Heroes 4 like the hero to be killed in battle was also fixed, so it will be a nice game that you will likely enjoy!
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Posted on: December 18, 2019
davydorynbaev
Verified ownerGames: 16 Reviews: 1
It's alright (mostly)
3 stars. With the expansion packs installed, the game offers: extremely good gameplay, in its core mechanics similar to HOMM3, with some notable changes, if not improvements. Fun and engaging story. Good old poor AI performance. Graphics have aged visibly. My main problems with this game have to do with the editor though. Where do I even start? As primitive as the HOMM3 editor was, it wasn't glitchy and it did everything it should do very well. The HOMM5 editor, on the other hand, is the opposite. A few problems, listed: - No 'undo' option. Just imagine fucking up your terrain by accident and not having an undo button. Tough luck. - Terrain becomes blurry for some unknown reason, after starting up and opening a map for the first time. Not a very big deal, since you can reload the map and the textures return to normal, but still very annoying. - No option to turn off sounds, as far as i know. Have fun listening to squeaks, bangs, grunts, moans and several Crystals of Revelation while you work on a map. - Nothing is thoroughly explained in the editor, for example how to utilise scripts (I know there exists a manual). Everything is made to look so unnecessarily technical and overcomplicated. The list goes on. By making a near-unusable editor, they've buried a lot of potential.
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Posted on: December 21, 2012
bkilinc
Verified ownerGames: 356 Reviews: 4
very good
I bought this game from another site for 5$ and it is worth more than that. It ran in my netbook smoothly. I have also bought and tried HOMM3 but dated graphics and music did not appeal me.
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