Heroes of Might and Magic: Olden Era is the official prequel hailing back to the origins of the genre-defining, critically acclaimed series of turn-based strategy games. Raise grand armies and wield devastating spells to overcome your foes in both solo and multiplayer.
Net buffs minus nerfs over time. Up = the game is being buffed overall, down = nerfed.
Buffs, nerfs, bug fixes & updates at a glance — click a row to jump to that subject
A small hotfix addressing AI city construction and multiplayer connection stability.
Fixed a bug where the AI failed to construct buildings in its cities, ensuring AI opponents now develop their infrastructure correctly.
Fixed an issue where players would occasionally be missing from the Connection Problem window, allowing for reliable kicking of disconnected players.
Fixed a bug where the 'E' hotkey for ending the turn was accidentally disabled.
Demo update focusing on AI aggression tuning, new map templates, and various bug fixes for stability and UI clarity.
Resolved a critical bug that caused the AI to freeze during combat encounters with Groll.
Fixed an issue where high-strength guards protecting the desert biome pathway did not appear on the highest difficulty in the Harmony template.
Fixed a bug where creature stats in battle could drop below zero, which may have caused calculation errors.
Fixed a bug where Fungal Iriyad and Flaming Phoenix failed to create obstacles upon death.
Fixed a bug that prevented players from opening the construction screen in Temple faction towns via the main building.
Increased the size of creature icons to improve visibility and clarity.
Moved the game speed setting to a more prominent location for easier access.
Removed the Enter key assignment for ending turns to prevent accidental triggers.
Added Shift + U as a hotkey to hide the user interface.
AI on Easy difficulty has been tuned to be less aggressive, providing a more accessible experience for new players.
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Significant improvements to visibility and control schemes.
Easier entry point for beginners and improved stability in specific battles.
More map variety and corrected difficulty scaling on specific templates.
Better quality of life for spellcasting and corrected stat flooring.
Restored intended battlefield control for specific creatures.
Restored intended functionality to town buildings.
Improved stability and management of disconnected players in multiplayer sessions.
Restored essential hotkey functionality for turn management.
Corrected skill progression to prevent unintended power creep.
Most-touched abilities across all patches