🕹️ New release: Lunar Lander Beyond

Might and Magic II: Gates to Another World

aka: Might and Magic II, Might and Magic: Book Two, Might and Magic: Book Two - Gates to Another World!, Might and Magic: Gates to Another World

Moby ID: 1620

[ All ] [ Amiga ] [ Apple II ] [ Commodore 64 ] [ DOS ] [ FM-7 add ] [ Genesis ] [ Macintosh ] [ MSX add ] [ PC-88 ] [ PC-98 ] [ Sharp X1 add ] [ Sharp X68000 add ] [ SNES ]

DOS screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — Main menu

thumbnail — Creating your character. You can re-roll stats and also switch between them as much as you want. Choose the class afterwards

thumbnail — The game begins in the town of Middlegate. All the five towns in the game look like this one. Notice the Wizard Eye spell at work

thumbnail — Leveling up is possible only at designated locations, and you need to pay the trainers

thumbnail — Remember: it's not piracy if it's a backup copy!

thumbnail — Transferring characters and uh... watching a bald guy in shorts dance around (??)

thumbnail — Hey baby! Taverns sure have improved around here!

thumbnail — Visiting a temple for some healing

thumbnail — A quest!

thumbnail — Enemies pop up either at specified locations, or (somewhat less commonly) randomly. You are given the options

thumbnail — The good old fight screen, now with pictures!

thumbnail — The first time is always the sweetest

thumbnail — Eat hot magic death, you cross-dressing thief!!

thumbnail — Quick-reference screen

thumbnail — Character screen w/spellbook

thumbnail — Fools?? Is this for real??

thumbnail — Dammit! Not again!!

thumbnail — All cave dungeons in the game look like this. They are complex mazes with lots of stuff to discover

thumbnail — You don't get gold directly after defeating enemies - they leave behind such chests and you'll want a Robber to disarm the trap before getting the dough

thumbnail — Outdoor exploration. Landscapes are varied and includes deserts, forests, tundra, and more

thumbnail — Fearsome guards protect the game's castles. You can choose to force your way through!

thumbnail — Outdoor battle against a griffin

thumbnail — You can't cross rivers on foot - but there are always ferries, plus the handy Walk On Water spell

thumbnail — You meet a group of beggars amidst the snowy landscape. You think that bribing them would be the best course of action!

thumbnail — You've discovered another city! They have unique descriptions, but look the same graphically

thumbnail — You can travel anywhere right from the beginning of the game - including this highly dangerous desert area, where sci-fi-themed enemies will decimate you

thumbnail — The automap is extremely helpful! One of the best features of Might and Magic II

thumbnail — The monsters are animated. Blood is actually dripping from this minotaur's dagger!

thumbnail — You'll need to locate and decipher those messages in order to get valuable clues. Or use a walkthrough!

thumbnail — Character-specific quests are more or less mandatory in this game, and not easy. Here, you must defeat this Dread Knight using knights and robbers only

thumbnail — You can venture into the Elemental Planes earlier in the game, but then people like this hipster water elemental might kill you in an uncool, albeit groovy way

thumbnail — Oh my... Look at those round... hills behind this sorceress. I accessed this location by using the Mountaineer skill. Note that I've found a powerful hireling, Mr. Wizard!

thumbnail — Your Endurance will be permanently increased if you find a secret room in one of the caverns and listen to this giant karaoke singing! I'm not joking!

thumbnail — Uh-oh. I thought that we were reasonably high level. This Ancient Dragon guards incredible treasure - but he is also very tough!

thumbnail — The castles are fun to explore. You listen to bad jokes in the Royal Castle Luxus!

thumbnail — Queen Lamanda might speak in bad rhymes, but she gives you the game's crucial quests!

thumbnail — Did you see this inscription above the door? Racism! Also, do you see those +++ signs near my characters' names instead of HP? That's because I have four-digit HP figures!

thumbnail — Yes, what you see is true: you'll have to fight over eighty enemies at once. And that is not the limit! Luckily, a strong party and CTRL +A take care of that in one minute

thumbnail — You'll need to win arena battles in three cities in order to complete the game. This Vampire is one of the easier enemies there

Are we missing some important screenshots? Contribute.