Good Game or just Nostalgia? - Heroes of Might and Magic 3 

What old game should I try next for this Good Game or Nostalgia series?

It's not about nostalgia, it's more the passion that has been put into classic games and is mostly missing in modern games 😅 Great review, game still holds up to this day imo

Fun fact. In polish version of the game they translated multiplayer mode "hot seat" as "płonące pośladki" which translate directly as... burning/blazing butt-cheeks

As a wise man once said, "All slavs are raised from birth to play Heroes of Might and Magic 3 at a competitive level."

I believe that when you make something with sincerity, people will feel that through your work. That's how Heroes III feels to me. The atmosphere, the artwork, the music, etc, is just... *chef's kiss*

I was born in '06. All my favorite movies are old. All my favorite shows are old. All my favorite games are old. And my music decades are '30s-'60s. It's definitely not about nostalgia, it's about the actual care and effort put into games rather than making them have butt loads of micro transactions or paywalls. Bioware is the only company I still trust with games. I loved Dragon Age and cannot wait for DA: Veilguard coming out on Halloween. I don't think it'll beat DA:Origins but I do have hope.

True HoMM3 players do not finish campaigns, they just play single scenarios. Joking aside, those scenarios are the main meat of the game, campaign is simply a good addition.

"I'm blinded by reading the Elder Scrolls on a daily basis." Nice Moth Priest reference!

Speaking as one, I'm pretty sure all Slavs/Eastern Europeans are predisposed to like Heroes 3. I hadn't played it in almost 20 years but as soon as I fired it up again I knew it would hold up.

Lady, you made a middle age man and a father so happy! Heroes 3 Might and magic are the gem. But man i felt so bad for you when you went from tutorial and then directly to a skirmish... but then found Campain... But i did read..... A new beginning... Lady, thats an Expert campaign aswell, thats the campaign after you cleared "Restoration of Earthia" xD Some part of me died abit inside, i hope you give it a new go and start with "Long live the queen" in restoration of earthia

I can't believe HoMM3 is 25 years old already. One of the best games of all times imho.

Dark Messiah of Might and Magic

1999 was insane! So many masterpieces: Planescape Torment, HoMMIII, Jagged Alliance 2, Alpha Centauri, System Shock 2, Tiberian Sun, Age of Empires 2, Unreal Tournament, Homeworld, Age of Wonders etc. Absolute peak of gaming industry!

the game came with a thick manual, most old games do that's where most of the info for figuring things out is

Heroes III is one of the greatest games ever made, along side Age of Empires II, both from the same year. I first played Homm3 in 2006 right before homm5 came out. It was completely by accident, when i burrowed my friend's burnt dvd containing Dawn Of War and several other games, one of them being homm3. He said i wouldnt be interested in it, its turn based not real time. A few days later i was curious, and decided to try it. From that day forward my life changed forever.

I feel like you could do an amazing cosplay of Sarah from Labyrinth.

5 - fresh take, 4 - interesting experiment, 3 - the holy grail, 2 - well-rounded gem, 1 - cute and innocent

To put up with noises or smells from farming is an easy choice compared to not eating :) with that said i think homm3 was the best in the series! Thanks for another great video

Paul Anthony Romero’s music in HOMM3 is a core memory from my childhood.

HoM&M 3 is not a good game, it's a fantastic game!

Heroes 3 has to be one of my most played games. I have at least 300 hours within it, likely a lot more since I used to play it with my friend at his house after school. I always loved the ambiance of the game, such a chill vibe. My favourite is likely Dungeon or Fortress as a faction, just like the evil guys I guess

Best Heroes of Might and Magic 3 video since SsethTzeentachs masterpiece :) I really need to play it at some point! Great Video, on wards to 100k Subs!

This video honors the 6th house and the tribe unmourned, i look forward to your next sermon

I am playing the heck out of Age of MYthology Retold. Reviving my childhood

As a kid most of the games I got was random during holidays, and I remember when I got this it was an obsession like no other. In hindsight it teached me English and challenged myself more then school ever did, a thing I really appreciate now

90s and 00s fantasy video games were generally super colorful and storybook feeling, which I kind of miss. It gave it a mystical feeling.

I know III and IV have a lot of fans too but for me, its HoMM 2. III and IV are great, 2 just really hits the spot for me. Just like with Shining Force and Phantasy Star, there's isn't a game in the series I don't enjoy but each series has a clear "best" for me where the combination of story, gameplay, quality, and setting just nail it. I'm old, so I was a teenage gamer when HoMM 2-4 came out.

Here is the usual full support for channel growth. I played this game with my roommate and her boyfriend a couple months ago and rather enjoyed the game. He had been playing it for years, but it was the first time my roommate or I had ever played it.

Lazy IT tip: Even if you don't have a printer, you can usually print things to a .PDF and read it on the screen. One common theme in the old awesome games of the 90's and the classics was they always came with a manual that had information that was helpful as well as world building. Huh, I guess I actually bought all the Hero's games on GOG. I really should give them a try. Part of the nostalgia trip is the artwork. Old games came in larger boxes and just looked awesome on a book shelf. I'm rambling now. Great video, always a pleasure watching your English content. Thank You.

*Watching in horror as she skips her turn without building on her town* Im just kidding I freaking love this game, there is a lot of small details in it that you might have missed: If you mix creatures from different factions (Like having a human and a demon) will give your entire army -1 to moral for each faction mixed (having 2 demons and 1 human is still only -1 but add a skeleton and its -2) If you dont know if a creature on the map is upgraded or not, upgraded creatures will be facing left while un/upgraded will be facing right In combat if you have a creature stand infront of another creature the one behind will get bonus defence against projectile The spell book can be found above the shield icon (if your hero has one), creatures does not have a spell book but some can still cast spells, if a creature has a spell they can cast its only on your own creature (hover your mouse over your own creatures and the spell icon should show up if the creature is able to cast) I hope this is helpfull

«Это кто здесь не русский?» - получил с этого заряд смеха на весь день

Winning strat: Level up to expert Fire Magic and Earth Magic. In battle, cast Blind at the enemy's best units (at expert Fire Magic, it lasts several moves). Cast Ressurection (with expert Earth Magic, it is permanent, i.e. your units remain with you after the battle). As you whittle down your enemy's army, leave the last unit alive, keep blinding it and ressing your units, until your army is intact, then finish off the last enemy unit ans you've won with no losses. Helps if you play Order (the one with mages, genies, and Titans) and your hero also needs to habe enough mana for the Blinds and Ressurections.

Regarding music: the track from Might&Magic 6,7,8, Heroes of Might&Magic 3&4 *all* use the *exact* same sound bank (the only difference is HoMM4 contains a layer of vocals), so if you put all five soundtracks together, it's very consistent and you have a nice playlist, almost five hours long. If you get the games on GOG, the soundtracks are easily accessible in the "Bonus" section of each game.

Nostalgia rules! I really enjoy watching you play

You should really take a look at Dark Messiah: Of Might & Magic. It came out the same year as Oblivion and its first person melee combat system is still unparalleled to this day.

Heroes if might and magic 3 is one of if not the best video games ever made It isn't very common or played much anymore on account of how long and involved a multiplayer game can take. The best part of this game is the multiplayer side of things, HOMM3 tournaments are a thing of absolute beauty.

I love playing retro games right back from Phantasy Star and Ys The Vanished Omens on my Sega Master System. I’m very nostalgic and have great memories of playing those games back in my childhood.

I remember playing homm3 first time. I was 14 yo and visiting my cousin, she is 6 years older and she showed me the game and went out with her bf. I had no idea what i am doing yet i managed to finish 2 missions of eofol devils which took me few good hours. When i got my pc a year later homm3 was my first (and for a long time only) original game i had (i had 2 or 3 pirated ones as well).

Так и знал, что наша славяночка) And yes, H3 and H5 are very close (while still having some major differences) and you should be able to get good pretty fast. Well, you can understand any game in the franchise if you played one of them. Though Heroes 4 probably is the odd one out here. Anyway great vid and i really hope for some H5 content in the future)

I grew up playing Homm 4 since I was almost a baby (born 2001) and then some of 5. I couldn’t read at all back then (and the games weren’t in my native language anyways) so finding my saves or knowing details was impossible, but I loved playing with my youngest brother and tried to play myself (I would always accidentally start wrong saves and had to ask so much, well at least it was easier than playing mtg which my brother thought me around the same time, I had to memorise all our cards to play. We lived on the countryside and most older siblings had moved out so if he wanted to play a game with anyone he had to teach little me first, I was 3 or 4 years old at the time and loved watching him playing games) But then one faithful day in first or second grade I visited a classmate and there I saw the most beautiful game I had ever seen, HoMM 3. I was spellbound and soon asked my mom to get it for me, and a while later I got HoMM complete edition (all games from 1-5) and ever since HoMM 3 has been my favourite game (except Mtg)

I have so many old games installed on my PC, vell not a lot, but the my main games I loved as a kid. HoMM3 and 5, Dune2000, Quake2 and 3, Settlers3 and 4. All modded games so those are working well on modern computers and I can play on full screen withouht black bars ( 21: 9 ) . Amazing video! keep up the awesome work! Heroes3 was one of my very first games on PC I ever played. So nostalgic. I am 31y old Estonian dude and first PC gaming was in 1999/2000 for me when my uncle bought full PC combo with all the needed things like printer and whatnot. Only Diablo 2 is missing on my PC, the old one , not remastered. I tried many mods and never got it working like I wanted. I will try soon again.

I think you should absolutely check out Mount and Blade: Warband. The mount and blade games are inspired off the heroes genre of games, at least in some parts like the overworld and town upgrading. Warband is an expansion off the first mount and blade game that essentially became a game in itself. The second game came out a couple years ago: Bannerlord. I think it's also very much checking out and brings some very much needed improvements to the mount and blade games. I'm suggesting Warband on staying with the theme of playing old games.

WHOA HOLY MEMORY LANE ACITIVATED i played this game so much and somehow forgot all about it wow

OK I had a little jumpscare when she spoke russian. Did not expect

It's not everyday you get a sorta review of this game from someone who didn't play it ages ago. Nice to get a new perspective, but I would have liked to see more comparison with 5 since you started with it and it's my favorite. I really hope the new one "olden era" that is supposed to release next year will be like a remake with quality of life features (auto-resolve for curb-stomp skirmishes, those get old quick)

HoMM3 is golden. I've introduced it to 9 other people and they've all loved it. I've been making custom maps for it for over a decade.

The number of Heroes 3 games that me and my friends started as all nighters but never finished was plentiful. Not sure why we always started a new game but high school summer days well spent!

It's always interesting to see a new player's thoughts and how they navigate this game! I'm in my mid 20s but have played the game since I could talk thanks to watching my dad and being the inquisitive child I was, so I only have vague fluffy memories of being new and experiencing the wonder of exploring the game for the first time. Learning what all the units are and what they do, then about spellcasting and the magic system, and then artifacts and all the rest... I miss being filled with such wonder with what could be out there in the game! The lack of a proper tutorial is questionable to look back on, but only if you don't consider the manual the game came with that people back in the day would have happily read (with a proper attention span), and that I DO have very fond memories of reading through, as well as the physical copy of the Prima guide. It's also a shame that the campaign you played is from the 3rd set of campaigns and not the first, since the order in the menu screen is off - no idea why that was never patched! An (un)official expansion called Horn of the Abyss exists and provides so much new content (factions, campaigns, creatures, terrain, fixed bugs & graphics, etc.) - it's as close to an official expansion the game has ever received, and the quality equates to or surpasses that of the vanilla game depending on who you ask; think of "what if 3DO wasn't working on crunch time with budget constraints?" Another expansion called Day of Reckoning is on the horizon and also seeks to deliver this high-quality content in another new package. Both are definitely worth checking out! Lastly, I help maintain the wiki for the game (heroes.thelazy.net) which we update on an almost daily basis, so please do give it a browse and I hope you find it useful with learning more about the game should you choose to keep playing it!

I picked up Heroes III 2-3 years ago, I just missed it back when it first released, since I wasn't that much into turn based stuff, but the Soundtrack is just 100% memorable and it's a great game, best Heroes imho. You should try Divine Divinity (The first Larian game, it's not a Diablo clone, like a lot of people think) ... one of my favorite nostalgic games, I didn't play when it came out back then. And of course Gothic 1&2 :) And when playing games that old, it's always a good idea to read the manual if possible, afaik GOG always has these in the Extras. Nice chill video! :)

Synchronistic timing! Just installed this last night in preparation for a chill weekend, will be an almost new start for me too as it hasn't been played for over 20 years

Fascinatingly with Heroes III, there is a scenario map called Wayfarer in which you need to know all sorts of quirks with every unit, spell, and overworld reference to be able to complete it. Fascinating map that took many months to build, but an excellent and fascinating watch nonetheless. (I was never skilled enough to complete it)

You started on the wrong campaign. The Restoration of Erathia is the first campaign. You are playing the expansion which is more for veterans. This one, Heroes 2, and Heroes 4 are amazing games that I played. I liked 4 the best because the Heroes upgrade is more streamline and the Heroes fight in the battle. However, because of the latter, it can get very easy as you can just get major upgraded heroes in the campaign and not even have armies.

HOMM III is my Madeleine de Proust, but I grew up playing HOMM V, being born in 1995 I got lucky to play both. I adore this franchise, and I actually own the board game for HOMM III! I'm very surprised to see V getting so little love though, I'd argue it's the second best in the series honestly. (I have played it recently, so I am not just blinded by nostalgia!) It's just sometimes obnoxiously a mid-2000 game, with everything making weird sounds by just hovering over them, which could get annoying really quickly.

Слова Катерины Айронфист из вступительного ролика - "Знамя Эрафии должно внушать уважение и страх! И никому не дано право оскорблять его!" - навсегда в сердце. I think HoMM3 is similar to the games featured on this channel because of music and intricate art-style, those two things combined together, when done well, create a masterpiece.

I really enjoyed seeing the opinion of a newcomer to Heroes 3. Honestly, introducing people to the Heroes series is one of my favorite things because it's just a wonderful strategy series. If you continue playing 3, I think your skill level will rise quickly, because there are a lot of similar concepts that carry over from 5. I do not think you are wrong for liking Heroes 5 and using it as a representation for the series. It is quite similar to Heroes 3 in many ways, but with 3D graphics and active heroes of course. In fact, I think 5 is actually fairly underrated. Visually, I think Heroes 2 actually looks *even better* than Heroes 3. Heroes 3 is just a little too "realistic" in my opinion, and the sprites read as a bit grainy because they are so detailed. In contrast, Heroes 2 sprites are more simplified, colorful, and stylized. It just looks incredibly charming, absolutely pristine sprite graphics. Heroes 3 is perhaps a deeper strategy game than 2, which is why I think most prefer it, but I actually like the simplicity and strong fantasy vibe I get from 2 more. I would say, even putting nostalgia goggles aside, Heroes 3 is still among the best strategy games of all time since it has inspired so many spiritual successors. If you want to look at something very recent, Songs of Conquest is a recent Steam game that very clearly derives inspiration from the Heroes series. I would also say that the older Heroes have objectively some of the best soundtracks of any videogame. Paul Romero is a classically trained composer and the music is widely regarded as incredibly beautiful - to the point that music from the games has even been performed by a live orchestra (search "Heroes Orchestra" on YT).

It's quite refreshing to listen to you testing a game. :) Also I loved intro on this. I know a girl here who plays Skyrim always and always read on the lore. It's weird but I see it being normal when you make it normal :D I would love for you to try Gothic 2 or Gothic 3 on old games to re-review them.

been actively playing this game for the past 20+ years basically since I was born. Definitely one of the best game to ever exist

My grandma loves this game and I grew up watching her play it. I also enjoyed playing the second game as a young adult. I own the HD Edition of 3 on Steam and regular version on GOG.

I recently tried playing this game for the first time in about 20 years a few months ago. I played it a bit and had some fun, but I didn’t feel too compelled to keep playing it for more than a few hours. I think for its time, this was a great strategy game. Ever since then, there are plenty of strategy games that offer so much more.

HoMM 3 is definitely the best one of the series although I do have good memories of 5. As a lover of turn based strategy games I would love to see you play Civilization 1 or 2.

When i look at older games, even if i haven't played them: The thing that strikes me most is that the visuals are completely art directed and realism is most often impossible to really be relied. And despite any hardware limitations, you are there for gameplay. No hyper realism there for you to hang on to and therefore the game has to be good. "Cookie cutter" is also rarely in the description vocabulary i would use to describe things. Nowadays a lot of good and bad games look kinda similar, so to inexperienced players and untrained eyes, what is gaming? Its easier to "go astray" than ever.

So my wife said, "You know what this looks like? Battlelore the table top wargame we own." Which it does. I'm glad that you enjoyed your time with the game.

Dark messiah of might and magic next!

If it was just nostaliga, i would keep coming back to it several times a year for the last 23 years..

I'm also Eastern European and I was born in 1997, I played HoMM 3 probably in 2004. I played it for decades after. I don't play it anymore, but I still bought it again on GoG installed the HD mod and haven't played it, but I must have it. MUST!

My lady you keep getting more and more of my respect with every new game u feature in your videos :D Really refined taste in games

The music of the whole series (well 2-5) is also amazing. Alao, if you're serious about playing this, you'll need to read the H3 Art of War guide ...

HoM&M3 has a cult following in my part of the world, ie former Eastern Bloc (Poland, Czech Republic, Russia, Ukraine etc.) partly because its hardware & system requirements are low, allowing it to run on a potato (GLaDOS, eat your heart out!) plus the '90s era of gaming evokes fond memories in millennial gamers here, including me. Other old games people are still fond of are, among many others, Fallout 1 & 2 and the Command&Conquer series.

I actually enjoyed the regular Might and Magic series; specifically 6 thru 9. Six was great and then the quality started to go down with each release after.

I hadn't thought much of HOMM3 which i had enjoyed playing long ago until i became aware of the Horn of the Abyss overhaul mod a few months back which is doing some crazily interesting stuff.

Good game. I've been playing it the last few weeks and I have 0 nostalgia for HOMM3 as I've never played it before.

Ouch you saying heroes 5 is old made me feel ancient, i still call it one of the newer ones...

Oh, and about printing out the manual - I think you can like press F1 or find a helper file in a game directory that has text and screenshots explaining stuff. I remember it being pretty comprehensive, so it probably can be used for referencing at least, even if you don't want to sit down and study the whole thing.

Regarding the Tutorial - back in the day you had an accompanying manual in the form of a pdf file that explained everything about game interface and the basics about game mechanics. Look into your game folder and you will find it. Newer games try to do this in-game, but I like this older approach, you can use the manual as a form of reference book, to quickly find something you didn't pay attention to, or have forgotten after taking a break from the game for a couple of months or years.

Heroes 3 is definitely a nostalgia game for me. I played a lot of it with a friend before I discovered Morrowid and Neverwinter Nights. 2 or 3 years ago I tried to play it again just out of curiosity. I gave up after couple of hours. I just got bored but I have a lot of fond memories of this game.

The best version of Heroes 3 is on GOG. It includes all DLCs.

I never ever played any game in this series but i definetly have read about this series in some old magazines that i used to have around the house back when i was a child, probably purchased by my older cousins. I am romanian and we used to have a magazine called LEVEL which used to review all of these games. I am sure that i read about Heroes of Might and Magic 5 in one of these magazines. I love Gothic, a game developed by Piranha Bytes back in 2000's.... Recommended if anybody around here is a more hardcore rpg lover. It is definetly more brutal in the eatly game than any elder scrolls game.

i had no nostalgia towards the game. Installed it 2021. Never been more addicted to a game in my entire life. I think I casually sank 1-2 months, with daily 7-8 hour sessions. I regret nothing

Will you do a letsplay/stream of this game? Man this brings so much nostalgia back to me as it's one of the most played games when i was a teenager.

Rampart is the best town imo. I always choose it. I've played so many hours of Heroes 3 with my parents and siblings in hot seat games growing up. So fetching good!

Love the Might and Magic 3! Would also love to see Majesty: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim.

I been playing HoMM3 for about 20 years at this point, it never gets old. If im bored i'll just hop on HoMM. I even play it with friends, some friends didn't even know the game and they still find it good, no Nostalgia for them at all.

Stop it, you're ruining my theory that perfect girls don't exist

Heroes5 is my personal favorite, its art and vibe is unmatched to this day to me.

Hmm I checked out Heroes 5 and tbh the graphics don't have much charm at all. Just bland low-res 3D. That's one of the great things about Heroes 3. It has a vibe. :D This was a great review.

To be honest we should be able to discern what are our feelings of nostalgia versus what is good game design upon returning to an old game. Homm3 is incredible in many ways and stands the test of time.

Heroes of Might and Magic III with all the expansions and in HD on PC still gives modern triple A strategies a run for their money. The best Heroes of Magic games have never been bettered in that 'style' of turn based fantasy strategy even my modern takes on them (that are rather good) such as 'Songs Of Conquest' on Steam and other gamer platforms.

It's both nostalgia and good games. Some games were just really good even back then, with the bad technology. With that being said, it still comes down to personal taste. I personally don't like Final Fantasy VII. It puts me to sleep, but I fully recognize that other people seem to love the game and it seems pretty high quality for the time it came out.

I grew up playing heroes 3 with my cousin/best friend and I thought I was bias towards nostalgia making it a good game, but no it's definitely just a great game.

Aha, I remember... not playing this game specifically for I was already feed up with King's Bounty (original one), and bunch of Microprose titles like Colonization (waaay too many hours), Civilization, Masters of Magic (dark elven "artillery" and solo heroes), Master of Orion (doomstar fleets incinerating empires), X-COM 2 (proper underwater terror from the deep!)... by the time HoMM 3+ started getting really popular and "required experience" I moved to RPG/MMO... But from those days I would specifically recommend only two games to try. X-COM: Terror From the Deep - it have a way of mixing "fog of war" with underwater murkiness which works wonders for anxiety at every move (especially at higher difficulties). And maybe Colonization - although it is a sorta "lesser" Civilization, it does have a certain wild west "adventure" feel to it and also it really makes a point of playing with alternative history where your success somewhat depends on general knowledge of history.

You may be interested in checking out 'Age of Wonders', with a similarly wonderful fantasy world and fantastic soundtrack.

Heroes of might and magic 3 is the best, and easily with the best soundtrack for not just every town but the generic environments too. Thank you for making this unexpected gem.

IDK what games you normally enjoy, but if you want suggestions for some good older games to try I can list some from my 40 years of gaming experience. RTS: Command & Conquer Red Alert 2 & StarCraft Beat em up: Streets of Rage 2 & 3, Golden Axe 1 & 2. RPG: Shining Force 1, 2, & 3, Shadowrun SNES, Lunar Silver Star Story, Lunar Eternal Blue, Dragon Force, Albert Odyssey, Disgaea 1, Mario RPG, Final Fantasy 6 (3 on SNES), Chrono Trigger, X-men Legends 1 & 2. FPS: Brothers in Arms Road to Hill 30 & Brothers in Arms Earned in Blood, Shadow Ops Red Mercury. Fighting: Mortal Kombat 2, Street Fighter Alpha 2, Greatest Heavyweights. Strategy: Romance of the Three Kingdoms IX (PS2), Civilization 3 complete, Star Trek TNG Birth of the Federation. Other: Metal Gear, Contra, Blaster Master, Ice Hockey, Super Mario 1, 2, 3, Super Mario All Stars, Super Mario World, Castlevania 1, 2, 3.

The heroes games have a vast strategic and tactic depth. If you have sunk a few hundreds of hours into that game, there may still be methods you have still not encountered in your gameplay. I only learned the full potential of this game after a few beautifully designed scenarios that required careful planning and optimization of every step, creating highways of fast troop deployment over multiple movement ranges per round, selecting the perfect fitting troops and hero skills and utilizing every tactical advantage you can get on the battle maps. The game has a tremendous range of difficulty, up into scenarios and fights that appear to be completely impossible on first glance and become very satisfying as soon as you find out the game mechanics that lead to victory. HMM 3 and 4 are my favorite incarnations of this series.

Actually, the original campaign was The Restoration of Erathia, it's much easier that campaigns from addons and I think it's really good to begin with

When I visited Russia, i found it weird that most russians I met who played games played Dawn of War, especially since i was in the middle of nowhere in Kostrama.

i play old games because new games suck, and am not playing childhood faves, am discovering old games i never played in childhood

I played a lot of HoMM 3 as a 10 year old. I never knew what I was doing and the memories are foggy. But every time I see that UI it pulls be back to sitting in the "computer office" and fighting my sister for computer time so she could play whatever Final Fantasy game was out (probably 8). I never played any of the other HoMM games. I think once Warcraft 3 came out I never really played any other strategy games, so I never got around to HoMM 4. (I understand one is real-time and the other is not but they scratch the same itch) Then, as you know, WoW came out and took up around 15 years of my gaming life. (I stopped playing in Shadowlands) So I always feel like there is a decade of games I missed out on.

I get to be the naysayer who was already pretty well done liking the series with 3. It felt like so much more of the same, and I was starting to get bitter that New World Computing was ignoring the RPG Series in favor of the strategy series. Fortunately 1C eventually brought back King's Bounty which was the best game to me in the original pantheon anyway!

Are you reading my mind? Or hacked my computer?! The last two weeks I have been on a Heroes 3 binge! 😂