Game Overview:

Might And Magic X Legacy is the latest installment in the Might and Magic series. It features four playable classes which includes Humans, Orcs, Elves, and Dwarves. Contrary to popular policy, Might And Magic X Legacy does not use any DRM but utilizes one time activation via Uplay.

Might And Magic X Legacy is developed by Limbic Entertainment and published by Ubisoft. The game is now available for the PC platform.

Check out the video walkthrough of Might And Magic X Legacy below and let us know if you have any questions in the comments section below.

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Ubisoft has announced that Might & Magic X: Legacy is now available for PC, with both the Deluxe Edition and Standard Edition being available. The former will be out for digital and retail while the latter arrives on digital alone.

Might & Magic X: Legacy is a throwback to the good old days of first person RPGs with a turn based combat system. You’ll be leading a party of adventures in the city of Karthal and taking on various mythical creatures and looting treasure.

According to Ubisoft, the game saw a successful Early Access session for Act 1 this past August. Limbic Entertainment has been gathering feedback from the Might & Magic community in order to make this an authentic, RPG experience.

Will you be picking up Might & Magic X: Legacy for PC, even though early reviews have been less than stellar? Let us know in the comments below what you think.

Ubisoft has finally locked down the release date for the long-awaited Might & Magic X: Legacy, a follow-up to the classic PC RPG series which delivers a more straight-forward quest compared to contemporary titles. It will release on January 23rd 2014 as both a digital download and retail release.

A new dev diary has also been released, which showcases some small snippets of new gameplay. Check it out above.

The publisher stated that, “The development team at Limbic Entertainment would like to thank the very active Might & Magic community for its help to make Might & Magic 10: Legacy the best game possible. The Open Development phase allowed the development team to share its passion for the Might & Magic franchise by gathering feedback from fans, influencing the game’s features and final quality.”

Might & Magic X: Legacy was teased earlier this year by Ubisoft, and will signal a return to Ashen with references from previous games.

Ubisoft  have released a new title update for Might & Magic X Legacy. This update includes a  list of enhancements, from the extension of the day & night cycle to the integration of an item comparator. This update also adds 4 new classes which are Scout, Druid, Mercenary and Shaman.

Might & Magic X  Legacy’s development is heavily dependent on the to and fro feedback from developers and the community. This current beta is not a final representation of the game but is merely aimed at fixing bugs and letting the community participate in the game’s development.

The game is being development under the Open Development initiative which will allow a better product based on the community feedback whereas the Open Dev Blog platform allows interested fans to keep abreast of the changes.

Might & Magic X  Legacy is developed by Limbic Entertainment and is published by Ubisoft for PC. Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below. For on the game, check out our hub page here.

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The game actually follows the events of Might & Magic Heroes VI, and you’ll be a part of a party of four who must deal with the intrigue and political machinations in Karthal. This means fighting off warring factions who want to gain control. Yes, it’s the typical “save the city” affair but you’ll be able to build your own party and battle ancient monsters while garnering valuable treasures.

Old-school as old-school can get.

Combat will be turn-based and from the first person perspective. You’ll explore labyrinths, dungeons and much more in your quest for Karthal. If you didn’t believe it before, then believe it now: Legends just never die.