Might and Magic® 7: For Blood and Honor®

I wish they would do a remake of a Might and Magic 6, 7, or 8. I would literally pay $200 for a polished version of this. To bad all the new games are based off graphics and none of them play like the original RPGs. What happened to gaming?

Of all the games on GoG, this is the one of highest value to me. I remember being wow'd by the amazing immersion, the truly free and open environment, and the detailed character development. The spell system is very rewarding, and the variety of quests, integrated with a good story, is a superb treat. There is also a major moral decision that affects your world permanently, which I thought was brilliant. I feel like Morrowind was a good spiritual successor to MM7, but I wish more games of this style and immersive magnitude would be released. Now to start my MM7 party fresh, maybe resurrecting my original charismatic party leader of 12 years ago, Dieter the Thief.

OMG i haven't played this game since way back in 2000. Im glad to see its compatible with windows 7. This game is worth the 5.99$ just for the archomage mini-game by itself. The story is huge and immersive. There is so much content you probably couldn't finish the whole game in less than a week of straight play.

One of the greatest games ever made. I have been buying and playing games as an adult since the mid 1970s and this is one of my all time favorites. The ability to seamlessly jump back and forth between high speed first person shooter mechanics and turn based strategy mechanics is just amazing. This allows you to shoot and dodge or savor the strategic elements or do a little of both in a single encounter. No game has ever done this as well. Add on top of that a very complex role playing system and a huge non-linear world to explore and you have something amazing. Buy this one.

What this game has above the other versions of this game and even other RPG's of its time, is the real time action gameplay, and the ownership you felt as you're given a castle and the responsibilities that go with owning a kingdom. It's not like you spend a ton of time in your castle, but it can be upgraded to include shops, a guardian, even a dungeon! The spells are far ranging, the dungeons are interesting to scour, and the graphics they went with for gear makes it feel epic to get the legendaries, even the non-legendary gear look appealing and inspire joy at the drop of an Angelic ring, or Royal Leather chest. The characters are attractive (yes, this helps the player appreciate their team), the traps/puzzles are enjoyable obstacles to overcome, and there really isn't a part of the game I didn't enjoy playing. I played this game a dozen times over back in its hay day, and have played it just as much since buying it from Gog. If you can look past the graphics, you'll enjoy the adventures it has to provide.