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What our customer's say!

"The ultimate turn-based strategy game", I got the demo for HOMM3 before it was released, and I played the same small scenario over and over again, waiting for the real game to come out. I agree with what another reviewer said, that we turn-based fans don't get a lot of good games to enjoy in a RTS world.

But this is definitely one of them. One of the best features of this games is the multitude of different creatures. And they are all actually different from each other, not just the same creature with different graphics. Most of the creatures have special characteristics that actually affect the tactics of combat. You'll still discover new strategies every now and then after you've been playing for months.

Also, look forward to some great character development. You'll be able to hire several heroes to lead your armies, each one unique, and you'll be able to customize them by chosing which skills they will acquire or how you'll distribute your precious artifacts among them.

The chess-like combat system is also a strong plus that has fortunately been inherited from the previous HOMM's.

Sadly the same can't be said about the sequel, HOMM4. I bought it as soon as it came out, but sold it shortly after, going back to my good old HOMM3. The new one just doesn't have the same "magic".

One weakness of HOMM3 is the excess of spells. If you're the type of player that likes more spells than you can count, you'll have a ball. But there are so many useless spells in this game! I am a definite veteran, and there are still some spells that I've never used. Seriously, who ever uses "Remove Obstacle"?? How about "Quicksand"?

But this shouldn't give you second thoughts about buying this game. It's like Star Wars, episodes 4, 5 and 6: several years later, it's still the best there is.

"Heroes Of Might And Magic 3", This game is very fun but definetly is old. If you want the newest game out there then this is not for you. I Loved this game scince i got it in 1998! Very Fun.
Great Game.

"Watta Game", I found this game to be very excellent.Howeveer, I must warn you that it is very addictave and will kep you up until the wee hours of the morning. Considering how fast the game movves on computers, I find that its graphics are very sophisticated an dthroughly enjoy every aspect of the game! I love the turn-based part because it allows you to multi-task and to play as a familly. I highly reccomend it!

"Happy with Game", The game was unavailable in stores, but I bought it online from this seller. I am very happy with it. Good service.

"best game in the world", best game in the world but you need to know how to play great game for ages 7 and up

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"Great strategy game", I like this game. Maps are very interesting and you can pick different sized scenarios. Battle graphics are a little less impressive than I expected but on other thought, more details on them could make it harder to do manual fight. Autocombat works OK, but in certain cases manual fight is better. Towns are great, too. In some scenarios you have to be very careful with your choice of initial routes. Also resources management can be tricky. This game will keep you busy for months. At least, it kept me.

"Improvement on a classic.", Each game in the HoMM series is remarkable for adding to the gameplay, the complexity and the richness of the original idea while preserving the basic playability and worthwhile strategy elements found nearly a decade ago (in the games' ancestor "King's Bounty"). It's extremely rare to find a sequel that improves on the original =without= rendering them obsolete. (HoMM I and HoMM II are today almost as playable as this game, lacking only the polish and convenience that comes from so many years of refinement.) This is only achieved by making the game different enough so that you have to change or refine your thinking about it.

HoMM III features more of everything that made the first two good, adds the necessary new twists to the basic gameplay (such as a tactics skill with allows you to reorganize your troops before battle, and an underground map) and brings the level of graphics up to modern standards. (Graphics have never been the hallmark of this chess-like game, though they've always had a unique flair to them. The graphics in this game are more modern but somewhat less uniquely stylized as a result.) As always, the music is both epic and catchy.

The campaigns are a little better fleshed out as well, though the game itself is still primarily a standalone chess/stratego-like experience. The "game is a unit" experience is somewhat offset by being able to use heroes from one game in the next game. (This feature, unique to this sequel, has a distinct impact on how one plays the campaigns.)

"Excellent game", Overall Play - [*****]5 Stars. I found that playing in single-player mode after a while became dull, but, playing with 4-8 ppl in "Hotseat" mode was one of the best times I've had on a computer game. The numerous races, heros, spells, skills, creatures, artifacts, and maps make this game one of the best I've ever seen.

Artwork - [*****]5 Stars. The artwork is astonishing as they incorporate real artwork and great drawings [look at the Elven race's dragon cliff, that is a real photo of a cliff with drawn in caves and dragon animations]. The hero designs are sometimes amusing and are well done. The spells and symbols inside the spellbook are very very well done and add a level of realism.

Graphics - [***]3 Stars. The spell graphics in battle suck. Take the spell Armeggedon...you expect a big "boom" from the symbol and description in the spellbook, but it just throws red meteors across your screen =[. They could have made the battle graphics better...but...the graphics while running on the "map" are pretty good. Overall play outmatches graphics so much though, it's almost irrelevent to talk about them.

Sound - [*****]5 Stars. The music inside your town is actually pleasent to listen to. And your race determains what music will be played which I thought was pretty cool [i.e. Celtic music is played inside Elven towns etc etc.] Battle music is Okay, the normal "thrilling" music in most RPGs.

Hope this review was helpfull. Thx for reading =]

"Sweet!", This game is very addictive! If you don't have the spare time to play it, it will make you go crazy! I love this game and I plan to buy all the other versions of it!

"Heroes III: the greatest PC game in history (?)", I've been pretty much addicted to this game since it came out the better part of a year ago. Some gaming sites and mags (e.g., PC GAMER) gave this game very good--but not superior--reviews. But unlike these reviewers, I don't buy the view that just because Heroes III is in principle very much like Heroes II it is not a superior game. This may be fallacious reasoning, but I know Heroes III is a great, great game because I do not get addicted to anything less than great, great games (i.e., StarCraft, WarCraft II, Alpha Centauri, Duke Nukem 3D, and a few others). I could go on and on about how fun this game is to play, how enjoyable the different spells and monsters are. And with the add-on (well, there are two of them now), Heroes III has infinite replayability. From the p.o.v. of a strategy gamer, this is one of the top ten best games of all time. (My big stack of Ancient Behemoths will kick the butts of a million of your wimpy Quake monsters!) Seriously, any fan of strategy games should check this one out, pronto, esp. since the price has dropped so low.