I'm not a fan of Heroes of Might & Magic 3, but I can recognise that Ubisoft have done a faithful job of recreating the much-loved turn-based strategy RPG

Ubisoft is partnering on a new Heroes of Might & Magic game, Olden Era, alongside Hooded Horse and developer Unfrozen. This marks the franchise's first new installment in over ten years, signaling renewed interest in the classic turn-based strategy RPG series.
Key takeaways
- Classic Heroes of Might & Magic series is getting a new game.
- Ubisoft is involved in the new 'Olden Era' title.
- This is the first new entry in over a decade.
- Revival may spur AI development in game design.
Why it matters
This revival of a classic strategy series could inspire new AI tools for game design and analysis. Developers might use AI to understand complex game mechanics or generate new content, potentially leading to more sophisticated AI assistants for creative professionals.
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