Mighty New World Leads Magical Revolution
New World computing set to revolutionise the RPG in November 2000.
3DO Europe is set to drag the role-playing genre kicking and screaming back into the real world with the release of Legends of Might and Magic, a revolutionary RPG-based, first-person adventure, due to be published for PC CD-ROM in November 2000.
Hallmarked by world-famous game developer New World Computing, Legends of Might and Magic is a completely unique combination of the instant addictive action of the best first-person shooter and the unparalleled depth and quality of a Might and Magic RPG experience. The resulting gameplay maximises the fun elements of traditional Might and Magic RPG whilst minimising the time consuming role-playing process. However, fans of the traditional Might and Magic games
need not be afraid as the high quality gameplay and simple interface inherent in all New World Computing games will remain.
In true Might and Magic tradition, Legends of Might and Magic is an intriguing story of mystical kingdoms, time travel, loyalty, treason and, ultimately, warfare and magic. The game begins with the young Prince Golwyn assembling a team of six different characters, all with different skills and abilities, embarking on a quest to save his father's kingdom. With 70 all-new Might and Magic creatures to contend with, this is no mean feat.
The warhorse behind Legends of Might and Magic's polished armour is the powerful Lithtech 2.0 game engine. Developed by Monolith, this young steed ensures the slick animation and in-game graphics run ferociously fast and free across
beautifully rendered landscapes. Through swamps, forests, castles and dungeons, players will become completely immersed in an unparalleled, ultra realistic 3D
kingdom.
The gleaming chain mail holding this mighty warrior together is its multi-player compatibility. With Internet and LAN prowess for up to six different players and a Deathmatch mode for up to 16, Legends is a scenario-based experience that can be shared with enemies and allies the world over. Furthermore, a random adventure generator will ensure unlimited replayability.
Legends of Might and Magic will be published for PC CD-ROM by 3DO Europe in November 2000.
Hallmarked by world-famous game developer New World Computing, Legends of Might and Magic is a completely unique combination of the instant addictive action of the best first-person shooter and the unparalleled depth and quality of a Might and Magic RPG experience. The resulting gameplay maximises the fun elements of traditional Might and Magic RPG whilst minimising the time consuming role-playing process. However, fans of the traditional Might and Magic games
need not be afraid as the high quality gameplay and simple interface inherent in all New World Computing games will remain.
In true Might and Magic tradition, Legends of Might and Magic is an intriguing story of mystical kingdoms, time travel, loyalty, treason and, ultimately, warfare and magic. The game begins with the young Prince Golwyn assembling a team of six different characters, all with different skills and abilities, embarking on a quest to save his father's kingdom. With 70 all-new Might and Magic creatures to contend with, this is no mean feat.
The warhorse behind Legends of Might and Magic's polished armour is the powerful Lithtech 2.0 game engine. Developed by Monolith, this young steed ensures the slick animation and in-game graphics run ferociously fast and free across
beautifully rendered landscapes. Through swamps, forests, castles and dungeons, players will become completely immersed in an unparalleled, ultra realistic 3D
kingdom.
The gleaming chain mail holding this mighty warrior together is its multi-player compatibility. With Internet and LAN prowess for up to six different players and a Deathmatch mode for up to 16, Legends is a scenario-based experience that can be shared with enemies and allies the world over. Furthermore, a random adventure generator will ensure unlimited replayability.
Legends of Might and Magic will be published for PC CD-ROM by 3DO Europe in November 2000.