Heroes of Might and Magic III Remake Release Date

The honest release date for Heroes of Might and Magic III Remake is a year: 2027. Ubisoft has not pinned a month. This page lists the platforms, the storefronts, the language list we can see, and the blanks you should not fill with leaks.

Platforms

• PC via Steam (app 3809850), Ubisoft Connect / Ubisoft Store, and the Epic Games Store.
• PlayStation 5
• Xbox Series X|S
• Ubisoft+ as an access path at launch, per the announcement article.

There is no Switch announcement. There is no mobile port announcement. Steam Deck compatibility is listed as unknown on the store page we captured. System requirements on Steam currently show Windows 11 (64-bit) on both minimum and recommended, with the rest of the spec still behind a “read more” that has not been filled publicly. The system requirements page tracks that vacuum instead of inventing a GPU.

Window versus day

Gamescom 2026 was the reveal. 2027 is the ship year. Anything more specific is a guess. Wishlist buttons exist so the store can mail you when a day appears. That is the correct amount of excitement. If a random social post names a quarter, wait for the Steam news hub or Ubisoft’s blog. This wiki will not launder that post into a heading.

Price is also blank. Do not copy HD Edition’s or Complete Edition’s tags onto this SKU. They are different products. See the edition comparison.

Languages

Steam’s remake page shows twelve interface languages. The visible set includes English (full audio), French, Italian, German, and Spanish (Spain), with more behind the fold. This wiki covers English, French, German, and Spanish. We skipped Simplified Chinese and Russian on purpose, then kept four languages rather than all twelve. In-game language support is Ubisoft’s job; wiki language support is ours. If you need Italian, the game may still speak it even though this site does not.

Related products that are not this launch

The 1999 Complete Edition listed on Steam in August 2026 is playable software from a different decade. The 2015 HD Edition remains a separate SKU. Olden Era remains a separate SKU. Buying those will not put you into a remake beta. Pre-creating a Ubisoft account and a Steam wishlist is the only “pre-launch action” that currently does anything.

If you want to practise, play the Complete Edition and read getting started. If you want to play with eight friends in 2027, read multiplayer so the lobby rules exist before matchmaking does. If you want the reveal context, read the announcement recap.

Until a month exists, this page is a platform list with a year on top. That is still more useful than a fake countdown.

What to do with the wait

A year-shaped window is not an empty calendar. Wishlist the remake so the store ping is real. Practise the how to play loop on Complete Edition if you want muscle memory. Read the campaign structure so the prologue is not a surprise. Decide with friends whether your first 2027 night is Hot Seat or an eight-player lobby, using the multiplayer guide as the house-rule draft. Keep your old .h3m files somewhere boring and backed up for the map editor. None of that requires a month. It requires refusing to treat a leak screenshot as a calendar. When Ubisoft names a day, this heading will change and the rest of the page will stay a platform list. That is the point of writing the blanks down now.