King's Bounty: The Legend

In my opinion, the game is at best a three out of five. At first, you have to run around, avoiding enemies, trying to preserve your army and gather some leadership, and then, once you have enough of both, you just crush everyone without regard for losses. For me, this moment came after completing the main quest involving the dwarves. I returned to the islands, cleared everything there, and also cleared the mines. Now I'm clearing the Book of Death; I've already left 3-4 armies there. I return, buy a new army, and I have more than enough money for everything. Overall, we'll see what happens next, but for now, it's not very engaging. If you change spouses, they take half of your money, and I have about a million – it's a shame to lose that, so I'll stick with the frog. Now, what I didn't like: the camera's viewing angle, the lack of voice acting, and most importantly, the absence of a global quest, like the war with the demons and the fall of the empire in the fifth game, or like the Burning Legion or the Scourge in Warcraft. I was pleased with the spirits, especially the Reaper