I recommend downloading Uplay and seeing if you can make an account and sign on ok before buying anything that requires it. If it doesn't work, Uplay is a total show stopper. If it works, Uplay is just a minor inconvenience. It also doesn't replace Steam, so if you bought a Ubisoft game from Steam (like Heroes VI here) you'd ALSO need to have Uplay running to play it. The aim of the project is to create an add-on for Heroes III with lots of new features, but stay true to the formula and. I've never had an issue with it personally (and I've been using it since Assassin's Creed II), but a lot folks have posted about how Uplay wont sign on, or launch their games reliably, which means they weren't able to play the games they bought which use it. Heroes of Might and Magic III: Horn of the Abyss (abbreviated as HotA, russian: « ») is a Russian fan-made full scale add-on for Heroes of Might and Magic III: The Shadow of Death, designed to continue the classical Heroes III add-on series of RoE/AB/SoD.

The downside of Uplay (besides being another name and password you need to keep track of) is that it doesn't always work for everybody. And you can buy Ubisoft games directly from Uplay if you want to. It's a client program you have to download and sign on to with a unique name and password, and it organizes your games, syncs saves in cloud storage, and has it's own achievement system (all pretty much like Steam). All their mid and top tier releases use it. ^Uplay is basically Ubisoft's (publisher of the Heroes games since V) version of Steam.

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