Overall, the game looks good and has an interesting story, but it just feels like it would much rather play itself than get the player involved in the experience. Might & Magic: Era of Chaos Join Queen Catherine Ironfist on a quest to restore the Kingdom of Erathia ravaged by war. This is even more frustrating when one of the only actions you can take, building the formations before battle, collapses before your eyes because a group in your army decides to break ranks and attack somewhere else. Once the combat portion begins, the computer takes control of both sides of the battlefield, leaving you with nothing to do except triggering where and when to cast spells. You're responsible for recruiting new units to your army, leveling them up, setting up their formation position, and … well … that's just about it. There's technically no shortage of things to do in Era of Chaos, it's just that nothing feels like it has much substance in terms of gameplay.
Instead of diving deep and giving players a hands-on approach to the action, Era of Chaos takes a much more distinctly hands-off stance, leaving players to do all the obligatory maintenance work while it has all the fun on the battlefield. The story's a loose retelling of the events from Heroes of Might and Magic III, though the gameplay is something completely different. Might & Magic Heroes: Era of Chaos is the series' latest foray into the mobile market, spinning out of the Heroes of Might & Magic universe. For more than three decades, the Might & Magic franchise has built a legacy of fantasy adventures, with no shortage of main games and splintered spinoffs.
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