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==General Information== 
Storefront from Ubisoft introduced in 2012 as an evolution of the Ubisoft Game Launcher originally from 2009. It was itself later replaced with a new storefront called Ubisoft Connect in 2020.
The DRM portion of Uplay is called "Orbit" (Sometimes referred to as "Orbit (Ubisoft Online DRM)") and predates it by a few years. Discs in addition sometimes had additional DRM in the form of [[SolidShield]]
==Identification== 
Orbit itself can be identified by the presence of a dll called "GameOrbit.dll" while both Uplay and Ubisoft Connect should have an installer on disc.
==Dumping== 
Dump it like a normal disc. Servers for Uplay are down so the only way to play a game without a crack is by activating the game on Ubisoft Connect.
==Additional Information== 
Like most Storefront DRM, determining language of Uplay discs can be very hard and it's often better to leave the fields empty.
Separating Orbit from Uplay can be hard but as a rule of thumb. Any game released prior to 2012 with Orbit should be using the Ubisoft Game Launcher, Not Uplay.
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[[Category:Copy Protection Guides| ]]
Also known under its later name ''Ubisoft Connect''.
PiD will report the protection as ''Orbit (Ubisoft Online DRM)'', the former of which is the actual name of the DRM outside of the Uplay/Ubisoft Connect platform.

Latest revision as of 09:19, 17 August 2026

Uplay Logo

General Information

Storefront from Ubisoft introduced in 2012 as an evolution of the Ubisoft Game Launcher originally from 2009. It was itself later replaced with a new storefront called Ubisoft Connect in 2020.

The DRM portion of Uplay is called "Orbit" (Sometimes referred to as "Orbit (Ubisoft Online DRM)") and predates it by a few years. Discs in addition sometimes had additional DRM in the form of SolidShield

Identification

Orbit itself can be identified by the presence of a dll called "GameOrbit.dll" while both Uplay and Ubisoft Connect should have an installer on disc.

Dumping

Dump it like a normal disc. Servers for Uplay are down so the only way to play a game without a crack is by activating the game on Ubisoft Connect.

Additional Information

Like most Storefront DRM, determining language of Uplay discs can be very hard and it's often better to leave the fields empty.

Separating Orbit from Uplay can be hard but as a rule of thumb. Any game released prior to 2012 with Orbit should be using the Ubisoft Game Launcher, Not Uplay.