Unfrozen has just unveiled an exciting new gameplay trailer for *Heroes of Might & Magic: Olden Era*, giving fans a deep dive into the game's strategic mechanics, diverse units, and immersive gameplay. The trailer has sparked enthusiasm among the community, showcasing what players can expect from this much-anticipated title. In addition to the trailer, Unfrozen has opened registration for the closed beta test of the "Arena" mode. Eager players can sign up for this exclusive testing phase through the game's Steam page, with the beta scheduled to run from March 17 to March 28.
*Heroes of Might & Magic: Olden Era* is gearing up for an early access launch on Steam in the second quarter of 2025. At its debut, the game will offer a rich experience with six distinct factions, three engaging single-player modes, and three competitive multiplayer modes. Ubisoft, taking on the role of publisher, is set to bring this title to a wide audience, ensuring a polished and well-supported release.
In a recent reveal, the developers introduced the Dungeon faction, adding a layer of complexity to the game's strategy. This faction includes a roster of unique units such as troglodytes, dark elves, minotaurs, medusas, hydras, and dragons. Each unit brings its own set of abilities and tactics to the table, promising to deepen the strategic gameplay that fans of the series love.
The team at Unfrozen has been candid about the challenges they faced while developing the Arena mode, particularly in balancing skills and heroes within the constraints of limited space and no starting advantages. However, they've overcome these hurdles, ensuring that the Arena mode will offer a smooth and engaging experience for players when it goes live.
While *Heroes of Might & Magic: Olden Era* is slated for a PC release later this year, an exact launch date is still under wraps. The developers are committed to crafting a game that not only appeals to long-time fans of the series but also welcomes newcomers with open arms, promising a strategic experience that is both accessible and deeply rewarding.