For their reasoning, the devs have stated the following:
- The event that kickstarts the Inferno presence in Enroth and Antagarich — Night of Shooting Stars and subjugation of Eeofol — happens centuries after the events of Olden Era;
- As seen in the RPGs Might and Magic 6 and 7, the primary focus of the invasion were the continents of Enroth and Antagarich, with no notable information about its moves in Jadame;
- By the time of the RPG Might and Magic 8, there’s no devil presence left whatsoever on Jadame, indicating that they were completely wiped out across the continent (if they have ever been there at all).
Thinking about all of that and using the inspiration from the half-sentient tribes of wasps found in Might and Magic 8, the developers from Unfrozen have ended up with a mixture of occultism, body horror, and heavy lore references combined into one well-oiled machine. Hive’s playstyle is intended to act as a monofaction, encouraging you to play with an army consisting primarily of Hive units.
About Heroes of Might & Magic: Olden Era:
Heroes of Might & Magic: Olden Era promises a return to the origins of the legendary saga, inviting both veterans and new players alike to explore Jadame, a mysterious continent in turmoil.
The game will be coming into Early Access in Q2 2025, featuring six factions: Temple (Classic Knights), Necropolis (Undead and Vampires), Sylvan (Nature and Fey Folk), Dungeon (Dark Elves and Underground Creatures), Hive (Demonic Insectoids, you are here!), and a sixth mysterious faction that will be revealed later. The devs plan to expand the list in the future updates and DLC.
Olden Era will offer three single-player modes: Campaign, Randomly Generated Map and Skirmish. There are also three multiplayer modes to enjoy: Classic Mode, One-Hero Mode & Arena.
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