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For Honor's next crossover will revolve around a beloved Bungie sci-fi series
Eyes up, Guardian.
Eyes up, Guardian.
The game is in its seventh year.
It starts today, and is bringing the horror game's Trapper to the action title.
A few titles are also leaving the service in mid-June.
We've heard that two heroes will also be making their way to the game in 2021.
The axe-wielding hero is the 29th playable character in the game.
It will run at 4K on PS5 and Xbox Series X, but only at 1080p on Series S.
Well, at least we'll see the Persian Prince in one of Ubisoft's live titles...
Ubisoft's For Honor gets updated with its fourth year's first season, titled 'Hope', on February 6.
The new hero will be part of the Year 3 Season 4 celebration.
See how the new map in Ubisoft's game is designed and laid out ahead of release later this week.
Hulda will usher in the new warrior in August, as well as hero updates for existing characters in the game.
The time-limited themed event has already launched and runs until June 27, so grab it while it's hot.
Ubisoft's fighting game has grown a lot in the last six months, and people ask why we haven't heard about a sequel yet...
Earn exclusive cosmetic items and play in the new Battle of Attrition mode that puts a spin on the Dominion gameplay.
It's that time again, where PlayStation Plus subscribers can head on to the platform store and pick up some games for free.
Ezio Auditore da Firenze and friends stage a new battle between the Assassins and Templars, complete with lots of new content.
The Year 3 Season Pass has emerged prematurely on Amazon, detailing added content like new heroes, outfits, effects, and a lot more.
Bringing new cosmetic items, weekly quests, and much more.
The Marching Fire expansion also gets a new trailer.
Get a taste of the full game including the Wu Lin faction between September 6-10.
Fight waves of enemies either alone or co-op.
Oh, and it's free right now.
The 4vs4 mode lets you fight for special items.
From May 3 to 6 on all the platforms.
A new game mode is emerging.
Bringing a new training mode, balance tweaks, and other updates.
Who would win a fight on a frozen lake that keeps breaking apart?
Welcome to Order & Havoc.
As well as a new Warrior Training Program.
Including spooky skeletons, creepy cosmetics, and more.
The game is rating Cero Z in Japan, meaning for over 18s.
There were more issues than that though.
Ubisoft gears up for season three by showing off some new content.
Are you still not sure if you want to pay to take part in brutal fights?
Ranked matches and changes to the fighting-system also await.
Eric Pope spoke about the player base on the Warrior's Den livestream.
Concurrent players and players-per-hour are down.
Sore losers, you've been warned.
Shadow & Might brings plenty of new content.
See where you'll be fighting your enemies.
The battle begins on May 16.
It's already out on PC.
This follows River Fort coming back too.
Xbox One-specific changes are coming next week.
PS4 is also the preferred platform.
Spoilers: it's a very long time.
The developer isn't stopping there.
The servers should be back online now, though.
A leak from the always vigilant Reddit community may reveal additional classes.
