The game ends when one stronghold is destroyed, or when a team loses all of its tickets. When one team wins, the battle is moved away from its stronghold, but if the team loses the next conflict, the following battle moves back to the middle. "Crusade" mode creates a tug-of-war battle style by moving the next skirmish closer to the stronghold of the last skirmish's loser. After each round, a "dynamic campaign" feature determines the next map's location, as well as the items and skills you can gain between rounds, by analyzing completion statistics from the previous conflict. Throughout the game, there are opportunities to increase characters' skills as they complete battles. In "Crusade," players choose one of five character classes, such as warrior or mage. Along with the obligatory "Deathmatch" and "Team Deathmatch" modes, the multiplayer arena includes a "Crusade" mode that emphasizes teamwork in multi-match competition.
The game's multiplayer modes support up to 32 players.
Built on Valve's Half-Life 2 "Source" game engine, Dark Messiah: Might and Magic aims to offer smooth action in a game world rich with detail. Single players take the role of Sareth, to wield both might and magic against orcs, goblins, trolls, dragons, an undead horde, and other minions of the Dark Messiah who threatens the world of Ashan. Dark Messiah: Might and Magic features a campaign that begins 18 years after Heroes of Might and Magic V.
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Ubisoft continues its resurrection of the classic 3DO series with this first-person role-playing release.