Of course, the evil Lord Xeen is behind it all so you must set out to overcome him. The long lost Roland has mysteriously reappeared and he is influencing the King to neglect the kingdom and obsessively search for the powerful Sixth Mirror. He is imprisoned and there is danger in the lands. You must read the manual to learn that Crodo, Overseer and Adviser to King Burlock of Xeen, has contacted you in a dream and asked for your help.
The introduction to the first game is short and briefly introduces the characters. Playing Clouds of Xeen and Darkside of Xeen as a combination was once again a fun journey, and, of course, there's the added bonus of the extra quest that ties the two games together. For me, it was a pleasure to go back to the good ol' days and revisit the Land of Xeen. Even standing alone both games are sizeable so, as a package deal, there are many, many hours of gameplay.īecause it is included in our Reflections reviews, I'm also assuming that you're aware that this game is not a modern 'gee whiz' affair, to play it you will need a tolerance for VGA graphics and a liking of movement systems that definitely won't give you motion-sickness. The World of Xeen is, in essence, a combination of two Might and Magic Games, namely Clouds of Xeen and DarkSide of Xeen. If you are reading this review and contemplating playing this game then I am assuming you have a few spare weeks up your sleeve because it's a long, long trek. Might and Magic: World of Xeen includes two complete titles in one box: Might and Magic V: Darkside of Xeen and "Land of Xeen" (previously released as Might and Magic IV: Clouds of Xeen).
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