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Might and Magic Heroes VII Closed Beta Starting May 25

Ubisoft has announced that the Might and Magic Heroes VII closed beta starts on May 25th. Read on to learn more.

From the Press Release
Ubisoft announced that the Might and Magic® Heroes® VII closed beta will start on May 25th at 9am PDT and last until June 8th at 9am PDT. Access to the closed beta is only available to players who pre-order the game and participants can explore it at their own pace against the computer or challenge other players online. Might & Magic Heroes VII closed beta can be played with up to 4 players simultaneously in both team and free for all modes.

The closed beta will give players the opportunity to discover the unique units and gameplay of Haven and Academy and to explore two Skirmish maps: The Dried Lands and the Bad Neighbors, harvest resources, expand their town, recruit armies and develop their heroes in an effort to besiege their opponent’s empire. There is no maximum level set for the closed beta and players will have unlimited access to the content until June 8th.

Might & Magic Heroes VII is being developed by Limbic Entertainment, a team of devoted Might & Magic fans, and promises to be the best of the series by respecting its long-standing tradition and introducing features chosen by the community. Combining a deep fantasy universe with a complete strategic experience, a rich RPG progression and a strong story narrative, Might & Magic Heroes VII offers players a more detailed world than ever to explore and conquer, a complex economic system to master and legendary creatures to face in epic battles. Might & Magic Heroes VII will be available exclusively on Windows® PC in September 2015.

For more information about Might & Magic Heroes VII and the Shadow Council, please visit: www.mmh7.com

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