Might and Magic Mobile
| Industry | Video game development |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | Beijing , China |
| Products | Might and Magic Mobile |
Might and Magic Mobile is an action-adventure video game created by Gameloft Beijing and released by Gameloft. It debuted on keypad-operated mobile phones on October 19, 2004, and later became available for the Nintendo DSi on February 1, 2010.
Gameplay
The gameplay of Might and Magic presents an isometric action-adventure experience centered around solving puzzles. Players take control of Ewan, who can unleash charged sword strikes, utilize a grappling hook, and cast spells to immobilize foes, put out flames, and thaw frozen areas. Lorean, an elf skilled with a bow, attacks enemies from afar and has the ability to perform double jumps. Kayn, a mercenary commander, possesses the power to shapeshift into a bat for flying over barriers, transform into fog, or become a wolf enabling enhanced jumps alongside Ewan.
Plot
Set within the war-torn land of Erathia, where humans and demons are locked in conflict, the narrative follows young warrior Ewan tasked with rescuing the captive human king. Alongside him are Lorean the elf archer and Kayn the mercenary leader as they strive to vanquish the demon lord. Initial battles give way to intricate alliances as Kayn discloses his allegiance lies with neither faction entirely. Political machinations arise when Mendes attempts to seize control by revealing Kayn’s half-demon lineage. After Mendes’ demise and Kayn’s imprisonment, Ewan later assists in freeing Kayn from the demon lord’s clutches. The tale culminates with Ewan overcoming both the demon lord and a three-headed dragon, paving the way for Erathia’s restoration.
Prequel
The preceding title, Might and Magic Mobile II, launched in October 2007, centers on Louis—Ewan’s father—who endeavors to prevent the revival of an evil dragon named Daraka. This installment was also released for Nintendo DSi in February 2010 under the name Legends of Exidia.
Reception
GameSpot awarded Might and Magic Mobile the distinction of best mobile game for September 2004.
References
External links
- Legends of Exidia at Nintendo.com
- Legends of Exidia at Metacritic
- Might and Magic Mobile review at Target PC
- Might and Magic Mobile review at IGN