Hm what should I get, everything is so expensive...

Reward for one Upper, also, and that is super,
there's reward for dotless troopers.

If you played the game, then even if it's RPG side is weaker (or almost nill compared to M&M), you can feel JVC touch on every

We are opening Creature Quest forum. If you wish to discuss the game or you are curious ask your questions here.

You can find all info about the game in Galaad's Pocket Battle Guide or in Game Summary. There's also a News thread.

This is a mobile game,

According to VentureBeat, Ubisoft has announced Might & Magic Heroes: Era of Chaos, a new mobile game intended exclusively for the Chinese market. The game will be published by Tencent and developed by Playcrab.

"This is a significant step forward in our mobile strategy, working hand in hand with Chinese developers and publishers to create games based on our existing franchises that are tailored to Chinese

Creature Quest - Eternal Phoenix (last stage of evolution).

• Special burns single target for 450% PWR damage. and rest of the row for 20% lasting 3 turns
• Heals itself from 30% HP and more when awakened, also rebirth once per combat when

We have been hinted, that Ubisoft is trying something new. Not a full game but Android offspring. That is another non main stream game: Might & Magic: Elemental Guardians

The game went live on 17 March and it was

Regular readers will know this name well: as one of the original founders of NWC and creator of the Might & Magic games, Jon is considered the

1. A quick bio: what's your story? How did you get into gaming and what's been your career so far?

I got hooked on video games when I was

1. A quick bio: what's your story? How did you get into gaming and what's been your career so far?

"I started gaming in the late ‘70s when my tech-loving father got a PONG system for our TV.  Then  he bought a

Rob King is a name that will be familiar to fans of the Might & Magic franchise. Responsible for much of the music of previous games, his work serves to add that certain level of class needed to lift the gaming experience. It's been a while since we had our own talk with him - you can read that interview here.

There's an interesting announcement on Ubisoft's Chinese channel, talking about a cooperation designed to increase Ubisoft's sphere of influence, increasing their activity in the Chinese market. Granted, my Chinese is about as good as my Klingon, so I had to rely on an online translating tool and things may have gotten lost in translation - still, it seems Ubisoft are looking to spread their market shares in the mobile market by entering into

GamesBeat did a really nice interview with JVC some days back, about the new Creature Quest game and some other stuff.

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