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You Can Help Decide The Fate Of The Newly Announced Might & Magic Heroes VII
Though we have plenty of RPG news coming from titles we expected to see at Gamescom 2014 like Dragon Age: Inquisition, we also received an announcement for the return of a recognizable role-playing title. Today, Ubisoft and Limbic Entertainment announced Might & Magic Heroes VII, asking fans to get involved in the direction of the game's development.
The stained glass-stylized reveal trailer shows off four members of main character Ivan, Duke of Griffin's council, and Ubisoft is polling fans to decide which other two potential factions to join the game. Fans can join the Shadow Council community on the game's website to cast their vote.
So far, we know the skirmish, duel, and hot seat multiplayer modes will return. Factions like the Haven and the Necroplis will be returning for sure, while the current community vote is between the Sylvan and Fortress factions.
Might & Magic Heroes VII will release exclusively for PC sometime in 2015. For more, check out the screenshot and art gallery below.
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