Dark Messiah of Might and Magic

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SKU: 952244

UbiSoft

Dark Messiah of Might and Magic is rated 3.6 out of 5 by 17.

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In Dark Messiah of Might and Magic: Elements, players will be introduced to the dark and unforgiving world of Ashan, scarred by a bloody history and threatened by the apocalyptic prophecy of the Dark Messiah. The game will sport a refined experience thanks to several improvements in gameplay, design and other technical aspects. Players will embody the young hero Sareth and choose his evolution path to acquire spells, skills and abilities that will set his destiny.

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Features

More action, new challenges. Experience Might and Magic like never before, with refined game mechanics carefully crafted for pad-controlled carnage, including a brand new lock-on feature and tweaked level design and game statistics. Explore three previously unreleased secret levels with new objectives, gameplay, and rewards.
Multiplayer remixed. New multiplayer maps have been created exclusively for Xbox 360, while all other features have been completely remastered for an optimal Xbox LIVE experience, allowing you to play with up to 10 players. Enlist with the Humans or the Undead and choose to play as an archer, priestess, mage or knight. Make use of powerful and unique skills and spells on the battlefield, including powers such as meteor shower, berserk charge and rain of arrows.
Cutting-edge technology. Discover the power of the Source engine on Xbox 360, featuring jaw-dropping environments, incredible graphics and top-notch physics. Immerse yourself in a gritty first-person experience with complete body awareness, realistic movements and physics rendering, making Dark Messiah of Might and Magic: Elements the first action game to feature a complete first-person combat system.
Environmental mischief. Use your environment as a weapon to outsmart the most fiendish monsters. From bottomless pits to diabolical traps, players will find that that their spells and weapons are not always the most effective solution to dispatching their foes.
Never-ending action. Challenge the forces of evil across 12 chapters and master over 30 weapons and 12 devastating spells. Engage the enemy in intense melee combat with swords, bows, staffs and daggers; summon magic powers or sneak in the shadows to stalk depraved creatures. Show no mercy as you carve deep into the enemy's flesh and use the environment as a weapon to outsmart the most fiendish monsters.
The Might and Magic universe's darkest side. From bottomless pits to abandoned temples, dark catacombs and swelled cities, explore the remotest recesses of Ashan, populated with fearless Orcs, dreadful Undead, elusive Cyclops and many other creatures that defy nature's creation. This is the darkest side of the legendary Might and Magic universe, where the forces of evil are stronger and more cunning than ever.

Reviews

Dark Messiah of Might and Magic is rated 3.6 out of 5 by 17.

Rated 4 out of 5 by Gameste2k from Ok just be careful playing good for fans of medieval games and Skyrim who love magic and swords how's ever you go this is a good game

Date published: 2015-12-27

Rated 4 out of 5 by wtfman1969 from This is a good game if given a chance. Plenty of graphics and excellent story line that will have you actually tossing the dice for good or evil. I personally fell for the evil daughter of the devil, Zana. Play the game and you will see what I mean.

Date published: 2014-12-21

Rated 4 out of 5 by tooo from fun a fun game with an interesting storyline, BUT, the games lighting is way to dark!! You literally cant see anything, and the spell that you learn to make your own light just makes everything blurry. Definitely a game for budget gamers looking for an entertaining, fun rpg game.

Date published: 2013-10-06

Rated 5 out of 5 by carpalman from UnderRated When I first started this game I thought it sucked but I played it for a couple chapters and it gets addicting. Next thing I know its 4am. I highly recommend this game to anyone that likes games like oblivion and skyrim or just any rpg.

Date published: 2012-12-20

Rated 5 out of 5 by ParanormalSevn from Amazing Game But With A Downfall... This game was amazing, I played it from release and I absolutely loved it! The campaign is compelling and it allows you to use your environment as a weapon; Who else wouldn't want to cut a dragons head off with an iron gate? The multiplayer was extremely fun! It was the most fun I had in years, conquest mode was the most amazing thing for this. (You fought in 5 different maps and depending on which faction won you went forward or back a map until you beat/lost the last level) But there's a downfall... No one plays this game online anymore. It's a great game to have for the storyline, but not for multiplayer anymore. They stopped playing I think around... I'd say 2010?

Date published: 2012-07-14

Rated 4 out of 5 by JackRabbit from Just plain fun...really. This game is severely underrated. If you like a quest where you can fight for the dark side and help them win then try this. There is even a part in the game (if dark side) that will tempt you and wish you were in this game...and she is hot.

Date published: 2011-03-12

Rated 5 out of 5 by uncagedgrannyfighter from Best game ever The minute i saw this game at gamestop i knew it was going to be a good one. I put the disc in and immediatly I was taken to a different world of fun and AutoCAD!

Date published: 2011-02-25

Rated 1 out of 5 by tangy from RPG fans, avoid at all cost I'm going to write another one because of how truly bad this game is. Please, I don't care how cheap it may be, even if it was free this game wouldn't be worth your time. This game has no business being described as an RPG, there are no RPG elements to it at all. There are 3 class choices, and they are as bland and meaningless as possible. If you are a warrior, then I hope you like swords because that's all you'll have FOR THE WHOLE GAME. No magic, no bows, no nothing. The levels are identical and interchangable, and the story is pointless and confusing. If your choices are between playing this game, or amusing yourself with a paperclip, then I guarantee you the paperclip will be a much more rewarding experience.

Date published: 2010-08-07