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DARK_DRAGON, you are absolutely right, but there's one caveat! When evaluating a game, any person primarily relies on their own feelings. So, those who gave it a score lower than 9 have every right to do so, and there's nothing terrible about it. For some, Heroes 3 is a source of comfort, memories, and nostalgia (8 years is a significant amount of time). For others, it's a way to pass the time with an engaging and relaxing gameplay. Some started with the fifth installment, and for them, it's the best game. Some are fans of the first or second game, and nothing will convince them that the third is the best. The atmosphere won't be the same, the trees will be shorter, and the grass will be paler. This is a natural process of our subconscious interfering with habituation. For example, an old t-shirt that is associated with experiences and, say, a vivid impression (first love): a new one may be technologically advanced, but the old one holds memories. Well, I may have exaggerated a bit, but that's the general idea.