Heroes of Might and Magic Online
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| Developer(s) | TQ Digital Entertainment |
| Publisher(s) | TQ Digital Entertainment |
| Release date(s) | unknown |
| Genre(s) | MMORPG |
| Mode(s) | Multi player |
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Heroes of Might and Magic Online is a massively-multiplayer online role-playing game announced by TQ Digital Entertainment. It has been scheduled for release in late 2005, but never came to life. Although there is no official notice, it might be canceled.
[edit] Features
According to TQDigital developers, the game will be played on 3 levels:
- a global, randomly generated level, where players move and interact like in a typical MMORPG (realtime)
- a strategic level, similar to a traditional Heroes III map, where players move their heroes within a certain amount of time. The heroes can travel a specific distance based on their logistics (half-turn-based)
- a combat level, again similar to what can be found in Heroes III (turn-based?)
[edit] Artwork
[edit] External links
| Might and Magic | I | II | III | IV | V | VI | VII | VIII | IX |
| Heroes of Might and Magic | I:ASQ | II:TSW | II:TPoL | III:TRoE | III:AB | III:TSoD | Heroes Chronicles | IV | IV:TGS | IV:WoW | V | V:HoF |
| Spinoffs and related titles | Arcomage | King's Bounty | Quest for the DragonBone Staff | Crusaders | Warriors | Legends | Dark Messiah | MM Mobile | HoMM Online |
| Fanmade titles | Swords of Xeen |
| CCGs | Heroes IV |
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