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Latest Humble Weekly Bundle is both Mighty and Magical

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This week’s Humble Weekly Bundle offers so much Might & Magic it’s practically heroic.

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Okay, enough puns. I’m guessing you know how these things work by now, so let’s get straight on with talking about the tiers.

$1 USD or more gets you a DRM-free copy of Heroes of Might & Magic 2: Gold Edition; Uplay keys for Heroes of Might & Magic 4: Complete Edition, the first six Might & Magic games, and a beta key for Might & Magic Heroes 7; and a key for the Angel Starter Pack of Might & Magic Heroes Online.

Paying more than the average (which is $8.36 USD at the time of writing) adds in Uplay keys for Heroes of Might & Magic 5 (with the Hammers of Fate and Tribes of the East expansions) and the Might & Magic Heroes 6 Gold Edition; Steam keys for Dark Messiah of Might & Magic and Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes (plus I Am the Boss DLC); and a DRM-free copy of the original Heroes of Might & Magic.

The highest tier demands you pay $10 USD or more. This chucks in a Steam key for Heroes of Might & Magic 3 HD Edition, a Uplay key for Might & Magic 10: Legacy and its The Falcon & The Unicorn DLC, a Uplay key for Might & Magic Heroes 6‘s Shades of Darkness expansion, and a starter pack for Might & Magic Duel of Champions.

That was incredibly confusing and long-winded, so here’s a big long list of what you get if you pay $10, with a vague attempt at sorting it out into each individual series.

  • Might & Magic 1-6 (Uplay)
  • Might & Magic 10: Legacy plus The Falcon and the Unicorn DLC (Uplay)
  • Heroes of Might & Magic (DRM free)
  • Heroes of Might & Magic 2: Gold Edition (DRM free)
  • Heroes of Might & Magic 3: HD Edition (Steam)
  • Heroes of Might & Magic 4: Complete Edition (Uplay)
  • Heroes of Might & Magic 5 plus Hammers of Fate DLC and Tribes of the East expansion (Uplay)
  • Might & Magic Heroes 6: Gold Edition plus Shades of Darkness expansion (Uplay)
  • Might & Magic Heroes 7 beta key
  • Dark Messiah of Might & Magic (Steam)
  • Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes plus I Am the Boss DLC (Steam)
  • Might & Magic Duel of Champions Starter Pack
  • Might & Magic Heroes Online Angel Starter Pack

I think that’s everything, and I think they’re all with the right distribution channels. Apologies if I’ve muffed that up; it’s a bit confusing.

Anyway! For $10, I’d say this Humble Weekly Bundle is a pretty good deal. Pretty much everything in there is decent in some way or another – a few of the Might & Magic and Heroes of Might & Magic (or Might & Magic Heroes or whatever they’re calling it now) games are a little bit rough, but most of them are gold. Dark Messiah is a largely fun romp, Clash of Heroes is a great puzzle game, and… I have absolutely no opinion on Duel of Champions or Heroes Online, actually. I haven’t played Duel of Champions in a long time and I’ve never touched Heroes Online.

Oh, and the included Might & Magic Heroes 7 beta will run from 26 August to 2 September, so it essentially runs for a week starting next Wednesday.

If you fancy putting down some cash, click on through.


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Tim has been playing PC games for longer than he's willing to admit. He's written for a number of publications, but has been with PC Invasion - in all its various incarnations - for over a decade. When not writing about games, Tim can occasionally be found speedrunning terrible ones, making people angry in Dota 2, or playing something obscure and random. He's also weirdly proud of his status as (probably) the Isle of Man's only professional games journalist.