Might & Magic VII For Blood and Honor
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Publisher: New World Computing / 3DO

Game / Role-Playing

ESRB Rating: Teen (13+) - Animated Violence and Blood

Ratings:

4 ½ stars from Computer Gaming World

Take a Step Back in Time

To experience the future of game playing, you'll have to take a step back in time. Might and Magic VII - For Blood and Honor redefines the fantasy role-playing genre with enhanced 3D acceleration, thrilling gameplay, and faster frame rates. The enhanced game engine brings to life a fantasy world replete with fearsome dragons, horrifying monsters, and exotic races. This game has everything the experienced role-player clamors for, including new character classes, skills, spells, magic items, and a compelling story that will keep you absorbed for hours on end. Might and Magic VII - For Blood and Honor brings to life the most fantastic, engrossing, and intense role-playing experience ever created.

Experience a groundbreaking 3D engine that generates breathtaking detail, faster frame rates, thrilling combat animations, and superb monster graphics.

Choose your character from a list that features more character classes and races, including elves, dwarves, and goblins.

Enter a vivid and dynamic world that supports the full range of leading 3D accelerator technology including truly dynamic lighting, and awe inspiring special effects.

Journey through contested lands where you can avoid or engage in battle against dozens of completely new monsters brought to life with cutting edge AI and graphics.

Requirements

Windows 95/98 or NT 4.0 w/SP4: IBM PC and 100% compatibles, Pentium 133 (P200 recommended), 32MB RAM (64MB recommended), 375MB minimum free hard drive space, DirectX6.1 compatible video card (3D accelerator recommended), 100% DirectX compatible sound card, 4x CD-ROM drive, keyboard and mouse.

Reviews:

Computer Gaming World, October 1999

"While the developers clearly worked to make the background plot more relevant and involving in this episode of the series, Might and Magic VII is still primarily a hack-and-slash game, at least in comparison to more story-driven RPG fare such as the Fallout games. Gameplay essentially consists of stomping monsters in order to gain enough experience points for your characters to evolve to god-like levels."

"In spite of the lack of groundbreaking improvements, For Blood and Honor is definitely a high point for the Might and Magic series. Although the game is still very combat-intensive (even for a role-playing game), there aren't as many creatures to contend with as there were in Might and Magic VI. Battle-adverse games can take advantage of the new spells and skills that allow gamers to minimize fighting and enjoy other activities.

"The game has been well designed with varied environments and lots of little rewards for diligent explorers. The development team has even thrown in an enjoyable, although not particularly challenging, Magic the Gathering-type card game. Although the game's dated graphics and rigid interface may limit its appeal beyond fans of the genre, the fact that virtually every aspect of Might and Magic VI has been improved upon should more that satisfy fans. All told, Might and Magic VII is a strong installment in a great RPG series."

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