Might and Magic® 7: For Blood and Honor®

I've been playing this game since it was released. and I love it, I always have it's my favorite MM game period. however some things people need to know, when battling, hit the enter key to go into turn based combat, this makes battles against large amounts of foes much much easier, also make sure every one of your characters has a ranged attack... even if it's just the cheapest bow available, you will be able to kill mobs before they reach you by entering turn based combat and using ranged attacks also download this https://sites.google.com/site/sergroj/mm#TOC-GrayFace-MM7-Patch-v1.6.2 it's a patch to fix some of the mistakes, allow for a much much larger resolution and I believe it fixes video as well. even though I own the original discs I'm tempted to buy it here for 2.99 just to have it on demand wherever I am. That's how much I love the Might and Magic games, not the heroes or crusaders... just the plain RPGs that where some of the best of their time and still to this day are better than some of the drivel that is released. You will not be disappointed

While Might and Magic VI is often claimed to be the best of the best, I think this is where the M&M series truly shines. With a vast world to explore, choices to make and a main quest that is longer than most modern games, Might and Magic VII: For Blood and Honor has always held a special place for me. Seeing it here on GOG.com, there is now absolutely no excuse not to get this overlooked masterpiece!

This is one of the few rare games that never get old or boring. It has the perfect mixture of exploration, combat, atmosphere and storytelling. It allows a true freedom of choice, whether it is when building and leveling your characters, the quests you choose to finish and the plot choices. However, the element that truly elevates this game head and shoulder above the rest is the feeling of growing power of your party. No other RPG, including the great Baldur's Gate saga, shares the intoxicating feeling of power you receive as you level up, especially if you choose a party of spellcasters: In the beginning of the game you can barely kill a bunch of giant rats. Even as you progress, you'll swear when members of your party will get killed from a mere breeze, you'll have to heal and rest a great deal after any minor battle and grow tired of returning to the city to restock so often, but somewhere along the game you'll cross that certain invisible border. At first you won't restock so often. Then you'll stop minding the health and mana of your characters during battle. Then, roughly at 75% into the game, you'll start to feel it - you'll look forward to battle. Blasting your enemies with death, causing them to run away en mass, fight each other as you slaughter them, raise their very dead to fight them and summon great beasts to do your fighting for you as you walk the battlefield, invulnerable with powerful protection spells, feeling immense power...no other computer game will make you feel as godlike as this. If you haven't played this gem already, buy it without any hesitation or regrets. I would have bought the game myself from GOG, but I bought the game twice already, and have it already stored in my mobile hard drive, ready for playing. They simply don't make 'em like this anymore. I feel the itch to start my adventure again as I type this, for the 50th time. Yes, it is really that good, as good as it gets.

This was the best of the modern Might and Magic games because they had a class system rather than a wide open skill system. Having this slight restriction on party structure made for more replay value overall. My brother and I still listen to the music to this day. A must buy if you have 120 hours to burn :)