Another Ubisoft game had a weak launch. The company continues to experiment with franchises: against the backdrop of updates and the return of Rayman, the publisher released a project that did not attract an audience.
The Might & Magic series has become one of the foundations of Ubisoft's success on PC. After purchasing the rights about 20 years ago, the brand brought decent results. Now the series has lost its position, but interest in it remains, as shown by the demo version of Heroes of Might and Magic: Olden Era, which gathered more than 24 thousand simultaneous players.
Against this background, Might & Magic Fates - Heroes TCG, released on February 16, failed to overcome the mark of 1000 players at its peak, even being free. According to some community members, fans were expecting something else, but got a weak card game with "pay to win" elements, which is more suitable for mobile devices.
Peak online:
- Might & Magic Fates – 993
- Heroes of Might and Magic: Olden Era Demo – 24 157
At the time of publication, there are 263 people in the game.
