#mightandmagic

Nothing like charging towards the end of a game to get your heart pumping. I knew I was getting close to the end and had no idea just how close I was getting. First, however, I had to travel through a

I was told to be able to get to the end game I needed to visit each of the four elemental planes (fire, water, earth, and air.) In each one, I would find that element and they would be combined into a

I was ordered to the island of Regna to deal with some pirates by my council. The trip there would be quite unexpected. I’d end up killing a few pirates and using a transportation I was not expecting to

It was time to get the rest of the alliance together. I had done some work in the past on that front. I have had some decisions I now need to make. Sometimes in a game, you are not quite sure what to be

I still had a couple of the mid-game zones left I could hit up for levels and loot. They ended up being quicker clears than I was hoping for. Along with having a couple of dungeons, I'd have to return

Sometimes I'd be able to move forward in this game. Other times I could just tell it was not worth the uphill battle to do so. I ended up exploring quite a few rather small dungeons next. There would be

After Ravenshore I ended up picking up a few quests and had so many different locations I could go explore next. This ended up being my part of the adventure where I'm not quite sure where would be the

Like a lot of areas in Might and Magic VIII despite how massive the town in Ravenshore was the zone just felt kind of small. It also felt a bit emptier than I was hoping with how far along this game is

This was another one I was not sure I'd be able to get to work with what I thought were some bugs. Turns out it was fully playable After all. Like Might and Magic VII, you start on an island. Like Might

With a few regions respawning and some dungeons, I have left to run. I make one final return to Might and Magic VII to finish things off. I already beat the game but I just can’t leave some dungeons unfished

In Might and Magic games there comes a point where you just know it’s about to end. Always an exciting yet sad moment to realize this. I had a couple of quests left and some new areas to explore. It was

I was about to go deep into the enemy's territory and raid their town, temple, and castle. I had a series of quests that would progress the main storyline further. It would be risky but massive experience

It was time to get some personal revenge and some for the Light faction as well. I’d end up returning to Avlee and smacking them down. Then heading off to some islands I've never been to before. I was

Sometimes you wait forever to see something in a video game and it just feels not worth it. On top of that, I end up going around doing some random stuff that will help build up my characters further over

With how challenging it was just to get to Mount Nighon. I knew my chances of doing much in that region would be quite slim. I however had to know what was lucking in this hard-to-reach region. As I exited

I’d end up traveling all over the map for this adventure of mine. There would be far more lows than highs. I would at least get some quests finished, some skills trained higher, and find all sorts of fun

It’s not that I did not have the combat ability to take this place sooner. The last time I went through it I felt lost like I was in a maze. The last thing I wanted to be was in a situation where I could

It was time to advance the storyline a bit and finish some side quests as well. I’ve been waiting for what has felt like forever to see any kind of progression in my castle take place. It turns out I'd

Sometimes things just don’t go your way in a video game. You end up in a bit of a rut to say. Things become rather infuriating as things start to pile up that rub you the wrong way. Thankfully this was

While I love to fully explore an area first before diving into any dungeons. With all the side quests I had stacking up. The last thing I wanted was quite a few more on my back. As soon as I found a dungeon