Might & Magic Fates - Heroes TCG

Seems pay to win to me

Another P2W TCG LMAO

(Before reading my review, please disregard my current playtime here on PC. I primarily play the game on mobile, where I have been playing almost daily since the game launched.) Might and Magic feels in many ways like a spiritual successor to Order and Chaos Duels. It features a unique combat system that requires you to think, strategize, and plan your moves ahead. You also need to balance out your deck of cards so you have a variety of both lower cost and higher cost creature cards, as well as Spell and Artifact cards. It features different factions, each with their own strengths and weaknesses depending on how you put together your deck of cards. (Having creatures of the same faction as the Hero card gives you an advantage with the gold production.) The dev are constantly adding updates and new cards, as well as new factions with corresponding hero cards, so there's always something new when you log in. Matches can get intense, especially when you're playing against someone on the same skill level as you. And there's a hero pass that grants you rewards as you earn XP from playing. (The hero pass has both a free and paid tier for rewards) Now I do see some players complaining …

interesting gameplay for a card game, brings a bit of Gwent beta vibes.

Ubisoft quietly reintroduced NFT slop to the game and are advertising "Token Trove" (a third-party NFT site) on their official website. With the same subtlety, they also rebranded the game, presumably to either nostalgia-bait and / or capitalize on the terrible-looking Heroes 3 remake they're releasing. Might & Magic Fates had potential, but that potential will unfortunately never be realized under this zombie of a company.

game has hackers. Some dudes hero attacked my hero even though I had defenders. Don't bother spending money. Your best bet is to just avoid this game. It also requires you to make an account outside of steam and down load an app