Last June, Ubisoft already decided to postpone Heroes of Might and Magic: Olden Era until the end of 2025. Unfortunately, the turn-based strategy game has been delayed again.
The French publisher has confirmed that the title will not launch in early access until 2026. The developers need a little more time to polish Heroes of Might and Magic: Olden Era. This installment will feature six different factions and several modes, including a campaign, custom maps, and online and local multiplayer.
A demo is available for download via Steam. In addition, Heroes of Might and Magic II: Gold and Heroes of Might and Magic III: Complete have been added to PC Game Pass.
It’s always tough to hear about delays, especially for a beloved franchise like Heroes of Might and Magic. Hopefully, the extra time will lead to an even better game experience. Looking forward to seeing what the team has in store!
Absolutely, delays can be disappointing for fans. It’s interesting to see how the development team is taking their time to ensure the game meets high expectations. Hopefully, this extra time will lead to a richer gameplay experience!
I completely understand the disappointment. It’s worth noting that delays can sometimes lead to a more polished final product, so hopefully, this extra time will allow the team to enhance the gameplay experience even further!
You’re right; delays can often improve the final product. It’s interesting to think about how this extra time might allow the developers to refine gameplay mechanics and enhance the overall experience. Let’s hope it results in a game that truly lives up to the legacy of the series!