Might & Magic: Heroes VI
By Mark Raby,
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Real-time strategy, war game is challenging, rewarding.
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What’s It About?
MIGHT & MAGIC HEROES VI puts players in a fantastical world called Ashan. When players aren't battling hordes of enemy troops and figuring out the most cogent war strategy, they must build cities, explore the environment, and keep everything as strong and updated as possible. There are many factors to keep in check and it makes the game suitable for only the most dedicated players.
Is It Any Good?
Might & Magic Heroes VI is the latest in the long-running real-time strategy (RTS) series. The storied franchise has a strong and loyal following, but has historically been focused on catering to the hardcore gaming crowd. RTS games are known for being difficult, time-consuming, and mentally challenging. That said, those gamers who are dedicated enough will find this to be an ultimately rewarding experience with great visual effects. The slew of options for battle strategy and city building will be a delight to the select audience that can truly enjoy the game. It isn't for everyone, but those players for whom this game is designed will likely thoroughly enjoy it.
Talk to Your Kids About ...
Families can talk about the context of the violence in this game. Is there a difference between warfare and other forms of violence?
What are your best battle strategies?
What are your goals when building up new cities?
Game Details
- Platform: Windows
- Available online?: Not available online
- Publisher: UbiSoft
- Release date: October 13, 2011
- Genre: Real-Time Strategy (RTS)
- Topics: Superheroes
- ESRB rating: T for Mild Language, Sexual Themes, Violence
- Last updated: August 29, 2016
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