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Might & Magic X Legacy Gets A Title Update

Rashid Sayed — Wed, 09 Oct 2013 10:33:43 +0000

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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Might & Magic X Teased by Ubisoft, Reveal at PAX East 2013?

Ravi Sinha — Mon, 18 Mar 2013 05:41:52 +0000

As far as old-school Western RPGs go, many people will always look to Fallout, Baldur’s Gate, Ultima and even Diablo. Most of them have their own valid claims to fame, but one franchise that somehow got lost in the cracks of time was Might & Magic. Since picking up the license, Ubisoft hasn’t really made any indication of bringing about a new Might & Magic game…until now.

A new teaser site has been put up and all evidence points to it being Might & Magic X. There’s an icon that says “m&m” and an enormous “X” after all. How hard is that to guess? A tougher guess would be when the game will be showcased, and it seems PAX East 2013 in Boston on March 22nd to 24th might just be the place.

After the disastrous run of Might & Magic VIII and IX, the project was assumed to have been gone. But Might & Magic X has actually been floating around as an open-source project since January 2012; several developers contributed to it, despite not having a website.