For Honor has been consistently updating, launching seasonal events, adding new modes and features since its release. Most recently, For Honor had a limited time crossover event with Assassin’s Creed last month. Now, we get a closer look at the For Honor Year 3 plans; the Year of the Harbinger.
Today Ubisoft announced a For Honor crossover event adding Assassins and Templars from Assassin’s Creed. From December 20th to January 10th players will be able to fight for either of these factions.
Ubisoft is prepping a large overhaul of For Honor through their Marching Fire update, which will bring tons of free content and a graphical upgrade at no cost to performance.
The creative director of For Honor, a multiplayer game about warriors from different eras fighting each other, unveiled a new content update for the game titled, “For Honor: Marching Fire”.
A new video from Ubisoft highlights the comprehensive changes to For Honor since the game’s launch last year. Thanks to the dedication from fans and the team, more content will be shown at E3 2018.
Ubisoft will host a free weekend trial event for ‘For Honor.’ This is every newcomer’s chance to experience Season 5 and dedicated servers at no cost.
For Honor is witnessing a steady rise in player activity, long after many forsook the experience for broken mechanics and online connectivity issues.
At long last, Ubisoft is bringing dedicated to servers to For Honor. They shall arrive on PC first, with new content to launch simultaneously in Age of Wolves.
For Honor is available now in 4K, with improved textures and better graphical effects. Download better visuals on the Xbox One X today.
Order and Havoc arrive with For Honor Season 4. New classes arrive for Viking an Samurai factions, along with new maps and a 4v4 mode.
