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Might & Magic Heroes VII
Ubisoft is unleashing Might & Magic Heroes VII on fans next week, as the game enters a two-week closed beta period. The testing period includes two factions (Haven and Academy) on two skirmish maps.
There’s no level cap for the beta, and players can partake in as much as they’d like during the testing phase from May 25 to June 8. In order to get access though, you’ll need to pre-order the game.
Might & Magic Heroes VII is under development at Limbic Entertainment, with release planned for September. For more on the game, check out our preview from Gamescom.
Our Take
While you might not like that the beta is limited to pre-orders, Ubisoft is looking for those it knows are interested to provide feedback. The company has previously flirted with Early Access (Might & Magic X and others), and this seems like a better way to go.
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