Instead of fixing the game, Ubisoft opts to just stop selling it.
Late last month we reported on Might & Magic X: Legacy, specifically that Ubisoft was still selling the game despite it being completely broken. Despite being a wholly single player title, Ubisoft tethered Might & Magic X to DRM servers that shut down just a few weeks ago. The result was that the game became unplayable as it was no longer able to check in to the main servers. For players who owned the Falcon & the Unicorn DLC, the game could not be progressed past Act 1.
So did Ubisoft fix the issue? Of course not. On Friday afternoon, Ubisoft quietly retired Might & Magic X: Legacy plus its DLC and all versions from Steam as well as Ubisoft’s store and presumably anywhere else you could buy keys first party.
The good news for players is that bypassing the restriction amounts to deleting a few lines from a single file. The community is also working on an answer to reenabling all of the disabled content. It’s not an ideal answer, but the best we’ve got since Ubisoft appears to be relinquishing its responsibilities.
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