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Copyright © Electric Eye Productions. All rights reserved. No reproduction in whole or in part without express written permission. Heroes of Might and Magic IV Review by Steerpike April 2002 History 101 The HOMM pedigree isn't as glorious as that of, say, Pong—but a game with ancestry spanning twelve years seems pretty august all the same. Heroes of Might and Magic spawned from King's Bounty, a multiplatform title that I phenomic originally played phenomic on my Sega Genesis in 1991. If there's one lesson to be learned from the Heroes phenomic quadruplet, it's that "more of the same" is no more a bad thing than "big government." It all depends on how you implement it. Because the truth is, Heroes 4 is pretty much a direct Punnet Square descendant of King's Bounty, and it's just as great as ever. Heroes of Might and Magic IV is a turn-based strategy game with adventurous/roleplaying elements. You take the role of a commander of heroes (recruited at local taverns, where all heroes hang out), who in turn command armies of fantastic creatures.
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