Name: Heroes of Might & Magic 4
Alternate name: Heroes of Might and Magic IV (Europe); Heroes of Might and Magic IV Elite Edition
Characteristics: Adventure, Strategy, Isometric, Top-Down, Medieval Fantasy, Role-Playing (RPG)
Publishers: 3DO, Contraband
Developers: 3DO, New World Computing
Original/port composers: Rob King, Paul Romero, Steve Baca, Paul James
Platforms:
Macintosh
PC Windows (28 Mar 2002) - Europe

Music info

Released: 28 Mar 2002
Format: Digital audio (WAV / Redbook Audio / MP3)
Composers of these tunes: Rob King, Paul Romero, Steve Baca, Paul James
Info Source: Warcow
Music type: Game rip
Num of tunes: 24
Num of CDs: 1

User reviews

"Heroes 4" (by mengo, 30 Aug 2005) [9/10]
Although the old "masters" of the Heroes series look scepticly at the 4-th one, the calm medieval/elven songs are marvellous and deep.They tend to go quite splendid with all the many pretty colours during gameplay.....Nature's theme song is worth mentioning...
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Tracklist

01. Main Menu Theme
02. Academy Theme
03. Combat Theme 1
04. Asylum Theme
05. Combat Theme 2
06. Haven Theme
07. Combat Theme 3
08. Necropolis Theme
09. Combat Theme 4
10. Stronghold Theme
11. Combat Theme 5
12. Preserve Theme
13. Combat Theme 6
14. Rough Lands Theme
15. Sand Lands Theme
16. Swamp Lands Theme
17. Dirt Lands Theme
18. Sea Theme
19. Snow Lands Theme
20. Volcanic Lands Theme
21. Subterranian Theme
22. Grass Lands Theme 
23. End of Turn Theme 
24. Credits Theme

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Record created/updated: 4. November 2004.
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