Heroes of Might & Magic III – HD Edition
You receive login credentials to an account that already owns this game. The game is not added to your own library and the account may have usage conditions (e.g. offline mode). If you want a key to redeem on your own account, pick a non-account edition instead.
- You receive login credentials, not a key you own — set the console as your Home Xbox to play.
- Do not change the password or email; doing so can lock you out permanently.
- The account may be reclaimed or banned by the platform, and some titles are offline-only.
- Region doesn’t apply — an account activation works anywhere.
- No refund once the login has been revealed.
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Important note: Heroes III – HD Edition content is based on the original 1999 game: The Restoration of Erathia.
Do you remember all those sleepless nights spent fighting Black Dragons and Archangels, Demons and Necromancers? Were you a true fan of Heroes® of Might & Magic® III? We have great news for you!
The most popular Heroes® title of all time is back in HD! Fifteen years later, rediscover the epic tale of Queen Catherine Ironfist, as she re-embarks on her critically acclaimed quest to unite her ravaged homeland and re-conquer the kingdom of Erathia.
Forge the destinies of mighty and magical heroes, leading fantastic and ferocious creatures in a game that still stands today as the landmark opus of the Might & Magic: Heroes’ franchise.
Heroes® of Might & Magic® III is a turn-based strategy game, originally released in February 1999.
Key Features
• A new HD experience: re-live the Heroes® III in HD, a true craftsmanship which offers players updated graphics, with wide screen compatibility.
• Enjoy the critically acclaimed Heroes® III gameplay, with 7 exciting campaign scenarios, around 50 skirmish maps, a local multiplayer mode and a map editor.
• A new online multiplayer lobby: Now Steamworks compatible, Heroes® III offers an online multiplayer lobby, where you can share your experience with the Heroes III community.
