SAN FRANCISCO – October 24, 2006 – Today Ubisoft, one of the world’s largest video game publishers, announces that Dark Messiah of Might and Magic™ has released and will be at North American retailers this week.
“Dark Messiah of Might and Magic successfully blurs traditional lines and defines a new approach to action-RPGs for the modern PC gaming audience,” said Tony Key, vice president of marketing at Ubisoft. “Dark Messiah of Might and Magic’s breakthrough game design, combined with the technology and graphic capability the Source Engine brings, signals an exciting new direction for the Might and Magic brand.”
Developed in conjunction with Ubisoft, Arkane Studios (for single-player), and Kuju Entertainment (for multiplayer), Dark Messiah of Might and Magic puts players in a first-person perspective, allowing them to encounter ferocious combat within a dark and expansive fantasy environment.
Powered by an enhanced version of the award-winning Source™ Engine created by Valve to power its Half-Life®2 video game, Dark Messiah of Might and Magic allows players to immerse themselves in an environment that responds and envelops them like never before, thanks to the Source Engine’s exceptional technological enhancements in areas such as character animation, advanced AI, real-world physics and shader-based rendering.
Dark Messiah Might and Magic ships with an ESRB rating of “M” (Mature). The game is available for PC at the manufacturer's suggested retail price of $49.99 for the standard edition, and $59.99 for the Limited Edition.
For more news and information on Dark Messiah Might and Magic, please visit the game’s official website at www.mightandmagic.com.
That's not true, currently all games are unlimited install.What I wrote IS true. Yes, the games are unlimited install ONLY on the exact same hardware. If you change the hardware signature you must reactivate. It's just like Microsoft's activation only more strict.
I've done several reinstalls/hardware changes and have never had any problems authenticating my gamesYou simply haven't done it enough to reach the limit.
UPDATE: Well I've had my first bad experience with them. I downloaded the file but now I'm on some kind of waiting list to unlock it.You'll have your second bad experience with them when you change the hardware on your PC or replace it and have run out of available activations for the game.
But... a deeper Oblivion with HL2 physics?
In RS Vegas they seem to be improving on that by letting you sync your attack with your allies, see under/through closed doors, and repel down buildings.
I wonder if it's a coincidence that the game was developed by Arkane (the Arx Fatalis developers) and was started as Arx Fatalis 2 before being purchased by Ubi and morphed into a M&M game
Too..many..games... to play....Just raise your standards and then you will see that there are not too many games to play.