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TQ Digital Announces Heroes Of Might and Magic MMO
TQ Digital, a China-based developer of online and casual games, announced today a closed beta for a MMO version of the popular RPG series Might and Magic.
According to GamePro this new MMO will take the 2.5D graphics of Might and Magic V and integrate them with the turn-based gameplay of Might and Magic III. Many Might and Magic fans have been waiting for an MMO in the long-running franchise, but I have a feeling this isn’t going to be the game they’d long hoped for. I could be wrong, but for now my gut says approach cautiously.
If you'd like a chance to see for yourself whether or not Heroes of Might and Magic Online is worth it, you can sign up for the closed beta on their official website.
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