Heroes of Might and Magic III Remake Achievements and Trophies for Heroes III Remake
The list is not yet public. Here is the shape we know and how the platform stacks will likely differ.
Achievements are a small but persistent part of modern Ubisoft launches. Heroes of Might and Magic III Remake will ship with an achievement list, a trophy list on PlayStation 5, and the Xbox equivalent on Xbox Series. The wiki collects what we know about the shape of the list and the achievements that are likely to be the gating, prestige, and casual ones.
What is confirmed about the achievement list
Ubisoft has not published the achievement list. The Steam app 3809850 page lists zero achievements today, which is normal for a game that is more than six months from launch. Achievements usually appear on the store page two to six weeks before launch. Until then, this section is the placeholder.
The shape the list will likely take
Heroes III is a 1999 game with a fixed achievement concept that fan sites already track. A remake list usually mirrors the legacy achievements plus new ones tied to the new features. The shape:
- Campaign milestones. Beat Restoration of Erathia, beat Armageddon’s Blade, beat The Shadow of Death, beat the new prologue. The original Complete Edition on Steam has 9 to 12 such milestones; the remake will likely match or exceed.
- Faction mastery. Win a campaign on every faction. There are nine factions, so this is nine sub-achievements, or one combined achievement for “win with all nine factions.”
- Combat achievements. Win a battle with no losses. Kill a stack of Black Dragons with Pikemen. Cast Armageddon on a single enemy stack. Win with only tier-one creatures.
- Economy achievements. Reach 1,000,000 gold. Hold all seven mines of a single resource for a month. Build every building in a single Castle.
- Editor achievements. Publish your first map. Publish a map downloaded by 100 other players. Reach top of the community maps leaderboard.
- Multiplayer achievements. Win a Hot Seat game. Win an eight-player online game. Win a ranked ladder match.
- New-feature achievements. Use photo mode in a town visit. Capture a screenshot in each season. Trigger every dynamic weather event.
The actual list will not match this outline line-for-line, but the categories tend to hold across Ubisoft strategy remakes.
Which achievements are likely to be hard
Hard achievements are usually one of:
- No-loss campaign. Beating a campaign with zero losses is feasible on Easy with hero micromanagement. On Hard, it is a multi-day project.
- All-factions achievement. Beating the campaigns on every faction requires either nine different campaigns or one short campaign beaten nine times. The new prologue is short, which makes this more achievable in the remake than in the 1999 game.
- Armageddon-only achievement. The Armageddon spell destroys every creature on the field, including your own. The achievement for casting Armageddon is rare because it is a once-per-campaign spell for most players.
- Editor leaderboard. Reaching the top of the UGC map leaderboard is a long-term prestige achievement that depends on the popularity of your map.
- Photo-mode completion. Capturing a screenshot in every season across every faction is a long-tail grind that photo-mode players will enjoy.
Trophies on PlayStation 5
The PlayStation 5 trophy list uses the same achievements as the Steam list, mapped into Bronze / Silver / Gold / Platinum tiers. Ubisoft strategy remakes typically ship with one Platinum trophy (for completing the full list) and 30-50 sub-trophies split Bronze-to-Gold.
The mapping is rarely one-to-one; some achievements get upgraded to Silver or Gold because they are difficult. Beating all campaigns is often Gold. The Platinum is “earn every other trophy.” None of this is confirmed for the Heroes III remake.
Xbox and Ubisoft+ equivalents
Xbox Series uses the same achievement list, with a separate Gamerscore number per achievement. Ubisoft strategy remakes typically assign Gamerscore totals in the 1,000 G range with most achievements in the 10-50 G bracket. Ubisoft+ clients use the same list mapped to your Ubisoft account; cross-progression of achievements across Ubisoft+ platforms is not confirmed.
How to track the list before launch
Two feeds cover the achievement list:
- The Steam app 3809850 page once Ubisoft enables the visibility.
- The PlayStation Store page for app 3809850 (cross-play) once Ubisoft submits the trophy list.
When the list appears, the release date page will mirror it with a link to the platform-specific list.
What the wiki will not do
We will not invent an achievement list. We will not paraphrase a fan list and call it official. We will not copy a trophy image and call it real. The achievements that appear in the community maps hub are tied to map downloads; those are real Ubisoft achievements the moment Ubisoft ships them.
Until the list is public, the practical advice is: play the campaigns, beat them on every faction, and publish at least one map. That covers most of the common achievements, even before you know the exact wording.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for new commanders and returning veterans.
How many achievements will the remake have?
Unknown. Ubisoft has not published the list. Expect 30-60 sub-achievements and a single master platinum trophy on PS5.
Are achievements tied to the campaign?
Yes. Campaign milestones, faction mastery, and economy thresholds are typical achievement categories for Ubisoft strategy remakes.
Will achievements carry across platforms?
Unknown. Ubisoft+ clients may share achievements, but cross-platform achievement sync is not confirmed.
Are there hard achievements?
No-loss campaign, all-factions completion, Armageddon-only, and UGC leaderboard reach are typical hard achievements. None are confirmed for this remake.