IncGamers: HoMM6 (and no, I'm not going to abbreviate it as M&M:H6) is a vastly streamlined entry into the series. Broadly speaking it's much the same as its predecessors: you build up an empire in a turn-based fashion by fortifying cities, hiring mythical creatures, and sending them out with heroes to capture resources and battle your foes in tactical battles. Your heroes level up, gather equipment, and eventually become unstoppable forces of destruction which stand at the sidelines of battles, either hurling spells or launching individual attacks.
GD: "Today's interview is with audio extraordinaire Rob King, whose credits on over 100 games include such titles as Quantum of Solace, Fable 2, Neverwinter Nights 2, the entire Heroes of Might and Magic series and countless others. And that's not counting his film credits, which include promo trailers for I Am Legend, Watchmen, and 300 as well as music for the 2006 Oscars. He's currently hard at work on the audio for the upcoming MMORPG Heroes of Telara."
Quote from the article:
"The Heroes of Might & Magic series (now, for some inexplicable reason, rebranded the Might & Magic: Heroes series) has always confused me for one very minor reason: the only people I know who've played it without me introducing them to it are women."
That's incredibly sexist.