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Guys, I have to confess something... I don't know how you'll look at me after this, but I'm ready for the fact that I'll remain a sick pervert in your eyes and forever ruin my reputation, but in general... I played the sixth Heroes game, and I even kind of enjoyed it...
I also played a few missions, or maybe even one Campaign (I don't remember, there were either separate Campaigns for each faction or one general one with alternating factions), but it's still quite boring. Especially the unusual units, which give the feeling of a typical schoolchild's creative burst in an attempt to come up with something original, resulting in soullessness and artificiality, even by the standards of ordinary Heroes bestiaries. Although, maybe it just seems that way against the backdrop of the fifth game, where everything was forced into one seemingly viable theme. I also played the free demo of the seventh game, it was closer to the classics, but I don't know what happened to this part in the end. I couldn't find a decent version in the online store of Blu-ray discs with a 100% discount. I think it's permanently tied to Ubisoft's DRM.
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And the soundtrack, which was made on the fly, but somehow still turned out to be top-notch.