魔法门之英雄无敌3：完整版

Many older games are subject to accusations of being 'objectively obsolete'. Heroes of Might and Magic 3 is one older game I can confidently say is straight up addictive. It's easy to learn and fun to play. Herores of Might and Magic 3 is unique because it combines 'questing' mechanics with turn-based strategy. Armies are all led by 'generals' who you will direct around the map looking for treasure, creatures, and hopefully an unclaimed city or two. Battles can automated or directed turn-by-turn at your leisure - every section of your army will be represented by one moving unit. The numbers of your army act like HP and cumulative damage increases. The battles themselves are simple. The real meat of the game is in directing your heroes to treasure, battles, rival generals, and improving and protecting your cities. You will level up your heroes as well, help them learn spells and carefully choose units that work well with the improvements of the general. You have nine 'factions' to pick from which all have their own music and themes, with each feeling very different from the other. If you like playing the 'Evil' side, there's three distinct options. I look forward to seeing different factions on the map, and I always want to collect 'city types' under my banner. Unless you're interested in gaming history for its own sake, the first two titles are just curiosities. Very playable curiosities, mind you. If you're familiar with strategy games, you won't be frustrated with Heroes 1 and 2 at all, and I highly recommend them for people who are casually interested in retro gaming. If you're just looking for a fun strategy game with unique mechanics, get the third.

I've first played this game on my friends PC soon after release. Now its almost 20 years after and I'm still playing it with my fiancée every few weeks. We are spending like whole evenings playing od random maps, listening to rock music from the internet radio, drinking beer and eating pizza. This game haven't aged one bit.

1. Gameplay 10/10 Combat: it's all about unintentional murder of your own units with dragon-breath. Outside of Combat: an attempt to keep up birth rate high enough to supplement losses from dragon-breath. UI: discover hotkeys after 20 years of experience with the game. 2. Visuals 8/10 Fidelity: not too far from pixel-art. Art direction: You will never mistake it for anything else. 3. Sound 8/10 Music: only battle theme will drive you crazy after couple hundred hours. Speech: silence is golden as they say. Effects: everything is fine until Crusaders take their first steps. Environment: you will never think about it. 4. Story 5/10 Setting: when reading wiki you will question whether you've played the same game. Main Plot: I think it's some kind of plasticine figures battle royale. 5. Other 10/10 Performance: will run in pdf if you want. Fun: Download 'Horn's of the Abyss' which comes with HD mod. Play for just one hour. Then don't be surprised when you come out of your room to find people surprised you are still alive because couple days passed. Value: Best 2$ ever spent. SUMMARY: I don't think this game needs a summary. It goes frequently on sale where you can get it for pennies. It's a no-brainer purchase, especially since it still plays well and has active modding community.

之前对GOG了解不深 因为2077即将发售 下载了GOG 第一件事就是找英雄无敌3 没想到GOG居然有完整版 而不是steam那个连死亡阴影都没有的弟弟版 对于我来说 这就是传奇游戏 时隔多年 终于补上票了 我不仅要补票 还要多买几份送人 因为H3值得 GOG也值得

I'm not as good at this game as others are. Seriously, in eastern Europe it is a requirement to have a Ph.D in this game and can only marry once you have beaten your inlaws in a best out of 5 random faction hotseat games. I maybe slightly exaggerating. This game is an utmost classic with 9 factions including the expansions, with so many maps and campaigns to play to keep you occupied. I also highly recommend checking out the Horn of the Abyss mod. It adds a brand new faction and maps and honestly feels like a 3rd expansion that New World Computing forgot to release. This is one of the greatest turn based strategy games ever made and holds up incredibly well.