I would like to state that your posts are not going ignored, and that we at Contraband Entertainment are looking into the issues. Chris Jacobson of Contraband Entertainment who was the lead programmer on the Mac conversion has posted this message in several fourms: There have been a variety of bugs and problems reported by people using the Macintosh version of Heroes IV, including pauses during gameplay, cursor scrolling problems, install problems, and crashes.

From the infamous Fantasy Deathmatches, Eagle Eye guide written by Serena herself, information about the earlier Heroes games, and combat training you can find them all in the Heroes III section in the navigation bar to the right. Now you can see what you were missing since the content of Mac Heroes has been merged and updated into Celestial Heavens. Unfortunately, many PC users didn't visit because they didn't think there was anything there for them. Rocco Carello has worked very hard on the Mac Heroes area of StrategyPlanet and it is an excellent source of strategies and information for Heroes III and earlier. At this time, no details are available beyond what is in the press release. January, 14 2006 -\- Heroes V Announced for Macintoshįreeverse recently announced that they will be bringing Heroes of Might and Magic V to the Macintosh. If you'd like to see something on here, I'm always accepting suggestions and submissions, so don't be afraid to e-mail me. I hope you'll take some time to look around. It's the type of game that should have something for just about everyone. Heroes III is a turn-based strategy game developed by New World Computing and published by The 3DO Company.

Right now, most of the content on this site focuses on Heroes of Might and Magic III (Heroes III, HOMM 3). Welcome to Mac Heroes! This is a website devoted to Heroes of Might and Magic games in general, and the Macintosh versions in particular. Macintosh Heroes of Might and Magic -\- View at 800圆00 or higher

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