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In the fifth installment, the cities are much more beautiful. It's not about the 3D graphics, but about how the style is tailored to each race. In the third game, all the cities are somewhat the same, with buildings lacking a distinct style. Although, the Orcs and the Swamp faction are quite decent. But overall, they just feel like some element of the landscape, a village enclosed by a wall.
In the fifth game, we see a cohesive picture, a centralized military city that is not devoid of aesthetic beauty. Remember the wonderful elven castle, the beautiful flying city of mages, as if it emerged from Eastern fairy tales, the mighty fortress of humans, where the entire city is cleverly placed within a single fortress. Let's also mention the originally designed burrow of the dwarves, even if it distorts all the canons. The Necropolis castle turned out to be unsuccessful, yes. The Inferno castle tires the eye, I understand that too. But for the most part, they are beautiful, unique, individual, practical, and interesting castles.
And yes, they are also practical in terms of gameplay. Because the buttons are much faster and more convenient.