Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes – Definitive Edition

Despite all this, though, there’s still a lot to like and admire here. I can see why people loved it so intensely at the time, and even now Clash Of Heroes feels like a true original. There’s simply not a lot else like it – although given how hard it is, I can perhaps see why. Still, even knowing what I know now, if I was faced with the prospect of popping down £15 on a game I’d heard so much about for the last decade and a half, I’d honestly probably still give it a pop, you know? Loading times and all. I’d be more sceptical if it were double that price, say, but fifteen quid is a lot more palatable, and not so high that it wouldn’t satisfy my initial curiosity for it. And if its online scene takes off (as it did with the HD remaster), then just experiencing it through multiplayer might lessen the problems I encountered in the campaign. A tentative recommendation, then, although probably more for strategy die-hards than casual toe-dippers.