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Echa un vistazo a las unidades de facción de mazmorras en Heroes of Might & Magic: Olden Era

Apr 10,2025 Autor: Sebastian

Echa un vistazo a las unidades de facción de mazmorras en Heroes of Might & Magic: Olden Era

No ha presentado un nuevo y emocionante video teaser para su próximo juego de estrategia basado en turnos, *Heroes of Might & Magic: Olden Era *, proporcionando una mirada detallada a las unidades de la facción de mazmorras. Esto sigue su escaparate inicial y tiene como objetivo llenar los vacíos de la revelación anterior.

"Además de revelar más sobre las facciones restantes, queríamos compartir algunos detalles que faltaban en nuestro escaparate inicial de mazmorras", declararon los desarrolladores. "También estamos presentando nuestras unidades 'tímidas' de tercer nivel! Tenga en cuenta que ciertas habilidades y posturas de combate que se muestran en el primer video pueden no aparecer aquí, pero este clip destaca lo que se omitió anteriormente".

La facción de la mazmorra cuenta con unidades icónicas como Troglodytes, Minotaurs, Medusas y Dragones. Cada criatura ha mejorado variantes con estadísticas mejoradas y habilidades únicas. Un ejemplo destacado es el Infernal Hydra, que presenta una habilidad pasiva que reduce el daño enemigo en varios turnos, lo que lo convierte en una poderosa adición a cualquier estrategia de batalla.

El video ofrece a los fanáticos un adelanto de las animaciones y estadísticas actuales de estas criaturas. Sin embargo, los desarrolladores advierten que los ajustes de equilibrio aún podrían hacerse antes del lanzamiento oficial del juego.

* Héroes de poder y magia: Olden Era* está programado para ingresar al acceso temprano en el segundo trimestre de 2025, con un lanzamiento completo planeado para más adelante en el año. Este último avance promete una experiencia de juego atractiva y estratégica para los fanáticos de la serie.

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