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The best storyline is in World of Xeen! (Might and Magic 4-5)
In what other game did you have to... uh... unite two parts of the world into one? :) In terms of gameplay, it was ahead of many competitors for its time!
And among the "modern" installments, I consider the 7th part to be the best. "How greed turns people/elves/dwarves/goblins into pawns in the game of the Great Ones." I've played it about ten times with different parties and for different factions. We don't often get the opportunity in games to make choices that have such a global impact on the further course of events and on the fate of the characters! :cool:
The sixth part is painfully boring and lacking in variety. Disproportionately large dungeons, hordes of monsters wandering around the cities, overfed worker-peasant faces of the heroes... In general, it has many small flaws that spoil my impression. The last time I played it was in 9th grade.
The eighth part is neither fish nor fowl. They overdid it with the plot, and with the difficulty as well. The game can be completed with a dragon without much effort. But without a dragon, it becomes very difficult. The large number of bland NPCs, most of whom are completely unnecessary, also makes you wonder about the perfection of this game.