Might & Magic: Chess Royale

nc_content; Might & Magic: Chess Royale is a strategy game where you face off against up to 99 players in exciting tactical matches. We're not exactly looking at your standard Auto Chess, or Auto Battler, here, given that it's also up to you to build a team full of strategic units and heroes -- each originating in the mythical universe of Might & Magic. Every match in this Ubisoft game is reminiscent of Teamfight Tactics, Dota Underlords and Chess Rush. Throughout each round of play you're going to need to recruit new heroes that'll be automatically pit against other online players' line-ups. Begin by preemptively choosing their disposition on the battlefield, but keep in mind that once your strategy is set up, you won't actually be able to intervene during live combat. The key to the game is to carefully select a team of heroes with proper synergy between each other, thereby forming a united front thanks to the way their specific classes, alignments and factions all play together. As you progress through each round of play, you can pick up more resources to add new heroes to your roster, or opt to merge the ones you have into ultra units. But the best part of Might & Magic: Chess Royale is -- surprisingly -- its sheer numbers. You're facing off against waves of up to 99 different players. It's just like a PUBG Mobile game. Only, the union of concepts between Auto Chess and Battle Royale make for a clever hybrid: this title is equal parts chess as it is a PUBG spin off. Might & Magic: Chess Royale is a fun multiplayer strategy battle royale where you take up arms against other players from all over the world. It's a title where matches don't last forever -- they're optimized for an average duration of ten minutes -- but they're no less epic despite that fact. In short, this game packs a punch, fusing Might & Magic's fantasy world into a PUBG-style battle royale that's as mesmerizingly intricate as it is good old plain fun.