Mechanics
In of mechanics, Heroes of Might and Magic III is a combination of solutions known from the two previous parts of the series, with a number of new features that make the gameplay more attractive. General assumptions have not changed, however, and the game focuses primarily on strategic exploration of the map of the world of Erathiya and tactical fight against enemies in the classic turn-based system. Like their predecessors, players take control of several heroes, leading an army of different types of mythical and fantastic creatures. An extremely important element of the game is the expansion of the existing cities; there are eight types of them: three "good". (Castle, Bastion and Fortress), three "bad" (Inferno, Necropolis and Loch) and two "neutral" ones. (Fortress and Citadel). One of the key novelties of the game is the fact that individual maps can now have two layers, i.e. surface and underground. They are also much larger and contain much more interactive elements, such as various buildings, treasures, monsters and mines, the acquisition of which provides us with access to the resources necessary for the development of our cities. Thanks to exploration and combat, along with the progress of the game, our heroes develop and learn further useful combat and magic skills.
Game modes
The basic mode of play in Heroes of Might and Magic III traditionally consists of an extensive feature campaign, consisting of seven mini-campaigns and one bonus campaign, available only after completion of the other. In addition, we can play in single scenarios, in which we compete with computer artificial intelligence or with up to seven other players - via the Internet, LAN or at one computer. There is also a functional editor at the disposal of players, as before, with the help of which they can create their own maps and related adventures.
Technical issues
Compared to earlier versions of the cycle, the PC game Heroes of Might and Magic III: The Restoration of Erathia is a significant step forward in of technical issues. The graphics displayed at a maximum resolution of 800x600 pixels was mostly rendered from three-dimensional models, and not drawn manually - as was the case with the previous ones. The appearance of the map itself and the animations of the units have also clearly improved. Paul Romero, Robert King and Steve Baca are once again responsible for the soundtrack of the game - associated with the series since its creation.
Additional information
Heroes of Might and Magic III There have been two official extensions since its premiere: Gold Edition, containing a basic game with both add-ons. In addition, a whole lot of unofficial add-ons have been released, the most famous of which are Heroes of Might and Magic 3 1: In the Wake of Gods (2001) and released more than 12 years after the release of the Abyss Horn of the Abyss.
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