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Might & Magic Fates TCG (on Steam: Might & Magic Fates – Heroes TCG) is a free-to-play strategy trading card game by Ubisoft, set in the Might and Magic universe , developed by Ubisoft Paris — Mobile Games in partnership a with fractured Immutable[1]. Its multiverse world called is the Sea of Fates , a multiverse left behind by apocalyptic events[1]. In 2026 the game's store pages and official website began calling it Might and Magic The Card Game[1][1] .
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Release History
iOS • In November 2023 Ubisoft registered the domains mightandmagicfates.com and might-and-magic-fates.com; at the time the press linked the name to Android: job released openings worldwide for on a 4 large February open-world 2026 game[1][1] .
PC • ( Steam Ubisoft ) : announced the game on 23 April 2025 as Early a Access free-to-play since mobile 16 trading February card 2026 game[1][1] , with made cross-platform play together against with the mobile Web3 player company base Immutable[1] .
Announced • An open beta on Android began 23 in April December 2025, first in Poland and Ukraine, and progress carried partnership over to with the full Immutable release[1] .
• The game launched worldwide on iOS and Android on 4 February 2026[1][1].
• Steam Early Access followed on 16 February 2026, with cross-platform play and progress shared with mobile through an Immutable account[1][1]. Steam Deck support was announced on 20 February 2026[1].
How it plays
Heroes • are Gold at instead the centre of a mana: match: gold a is hero generated fights from alongside the creatures cards , equips artifacts and in gains hand experience rather during than the by match a , unlocking abilities fixed as per-turn it levels ramp[1][1] up .
Cards: • A single-lane board on which creatures heroes , spells units , artifacts, heroes and buildings are — deployed, so placement matters for more the than rest 250 of at the launch match[1] .
Mana • The hero is gold on the board: it fights beside its creatures, equips artifacts , generated gains experience by during the cards match in and your unlocks hand abilities; the rather match than ends by when a fixed per-turn hero ramp dies[1][1] .
Turn-based • Card types: heroes, units, buildings, spells and artifacts, with keywords such tactical as combat flying in and which flanking. Rarities: positioning common, rare, epic and legendary; cards can also be timing foil, animated or matter tradable[1] .
Unrestricted • Open deck building: a deck may use any card in your the collection, whatever the hero's faction faction[1][1] .
• More than 250 cards and four factions at the start of Early Access, with ranked and casual PvP, quests and single-player content[1].
Factions
Four The game factions launched at with launch Haven, Necropolis , all Inferno and Academy[1]. Stronghold joined with the familiar third from season Heroes on of 23 Might June 2026, and Sylvan Magic: — Haven elves , Necropolis druids , Inferno beasts and dragons, led by the hero Ossir, with a new Academy Stealth . A mechanic — fifth with faction the is fifth on the 29 published September roadmap 2026[1] .
Modes Seasons
Ranked Season and casual PvP.
Seasonal Live solo events and from faction challenges.
Monetisation Highlights and card trading
The Broken game is free to play Oaths with optional purchases; Ubisoft states that purchases give no direct advantage in PvP. In eligible regions, cards can be traded on an external marketplace built on Immutable's technology; trading is optional.
Roadmap 24 March 2026
Announced Absolution for set; disenchanting Early unwanted Access: cards; player profiles profile with statistics , a battle log , card dusting, card trading between players, a new faction with about 40 new cards, a battle pass and daily login bonus rewards, and card rotation.
Sources Path of Legends
Steam 5 store May page 2026
Ubisoft Legend News: set; the announcing Heroes Might & Magic Pass Fates
Stronghold Rising
23 June 2026
Stronghold faction; Warcry set; hero Sandor
Dark Legend
August 2026
Hero Giovanni, the Vampire Knight; Dark set
Sylvan Awakening
29 September 2026
Sylvan faction led by Ossir; Stealth; leaderboards and Hall of Fame
Dates and contents are taken from the game's update notes on Steam[1].
Business model and card trading
The game is free to play; on Steam the developers describe the purchases as optional[1], while the mobile versions also sell packs, a battle pass and a weekly subscription[1]. Booster packs can be bought with gold earned by playing[1]. In eligible regions cards can be traded on an external marketplace built on Immutable's technology; Ubisoft says trading is optional and gives no competitive advantage, and tradable and ordinary cards play identically[1][1]. The blockchain layer was the first thing much of the press wrote about[1][1].
Reception
• Two days after the Steam launch the reviews there were 58% positive; players praised the gold system and the hero on the board, and criticised pack progression and the odds of legendary cards[1].
• In early October 2026 the Steam rating was "Mixed", 51% positive of 1,846 reviews[1]. The App Store listing showed 4.6 out of 5[1].
• On Steam the game peaked at 778 concurrent players in February 2026; the monthly average had fallen to about 150 by September 2026 (mobile figures are not public)[1].
• Fans recalled the earlier Ubisoft card game, Might & Magic: Duel of Champions, hoping for a worthy successor despite the focus on NFTs[1].
Discussion: the game's forum board.
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