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Heroes of Might and Magic: Olden Era annonce des tests de mode Open Arena

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Apr 12,2025

Heroes of Might and Magic: Olden Era annonce des tests de mode Open Arena

Unfrozen a dévoilé une nouvelle bande-annonce passionnante de gameplay pour Heroes of Might & Magic: Olden Era , mettant en lumière des éléments essentiels comme la mécanique, les unités et l'expérience globale du gameplay stratégique. Cette bande-annonce excite non seulement les fans, mais marque également l'ouverture de l'enregistrement pour le test bêta fermé du mode "Arena". Les passionnés désireux de plonger dans cette nouvelle fonctionnalité peuvent demander l'accès via la page Steam du jeu, avec la période de test fixée du 17 mars au 28 mars.

Prévue pour un accès anticipé sur Steam au T2 2025, Heroes of Might & Magic: Olden Era promet une riche expérience de lancement avec six factions, trois modes solo et trois options multijoueurs. Ubisoft, en direction de la barre de publication, garantit que ce titre impatiente atteint efficacement son large public.

Dans une révélation récente, la faction du donjon a été introduite, donnant vie à une liste d'unités intrigantes telles que les troglodytes, les elfes noirs, les minotaures, les méduses, les hydras et les dragons. Ces ajouts promettent d'améliorer la profondeur stratégique du jeu, offrant aux joueurs des scénarios de champ de bataille divers et dynamiques.

L'équipe de développement d'Unfrozen a partagé ouvertement ses défis dans l'élaboration du mode Arena, en particulier autour des compétences d'équilibrage et des héros dans l'espace confiné et sans avantages initiaux. Cependant, leur persévérance a porté ses fruits, car ils ont réussi à surmonter ces obstacles, promettant une expérience transparente et engageante pour les joueurs.

Alors que Heroes of Might & Magic: Olden Era est prévu pour une sortie PC plus tard cette année, une date de lancement exacte reste sous les wraps. Les développeurs se sont engagés à créer un jeu qui s'adresse à la fois aux fans de longue date de la série et aux nouveaux arrivants, garantissant un environnement accueillant et difficile pour tous les joueurs.

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