Might is Right

Might is Right is an old-school, turn-based strategy game that combines tactical squad combat with character customization and deep mechanics. You lead a squad of up to six characters: your hero and five mercenaries. Explore a huge world, fight the troops of numerous enemies, collect treasures, visit settlements and complete quests.

Explore and fight

In Adventure mode, your squad moves freely across the map. Encounters with enemy units switch the game to Combat mode, where you use tactical and strategic skills to win—or retreat if a fight becomes too difficult. The campaign takes about 16 hours and features procedurally generated enemies. Its world is hand-tuned, and the non-linear route lets you take another path if a challenge is too hard or too easy; each playthrough offers a different experience.

Develop your squad

Characters gain experience in combat and level up, increasing their parameters and earning talent points. There is no level cap, and enemies also receive talent points as they level. Each character has a talent tree with more than 200 unique talents, allowing you to shape their tactical role and play style. For example, fragile mages can become tanks, healers can deal substantial damage, and damage dealers can heal allies effectively. An archer can be developed into a fast, durable tank or a slow, fragile killer, among other distinct builds.

The game includes eight heroes, 18 mercenaries with different abilities, and three unique mercenaries who can be recruited during play. You can also find 183 equipment items, 13 item sets with different bonuses, and 87 consumables, including food, potions, scrolls, books, grindstones, defense enhancers and unique items that permanently increase parameters.

Campaign challenges

The AI responds to mistakes and risky strategies, and is designed to adapt to different situations. Eight unique boss battles, more than 80 achievements, and 40 NPCs who give your hero tasks and information add to the campaign. Robbers and racketeers may also attack at inconvenient moments and demand a ransom. A contextual tutorial offers advice as you explore.