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For Honor
For Honor is going into closed beta next month, and in honor of the event, Ubisoft has released three trailers detailing the game's three factions, and one to set up the story.
To take part in For Honor's beta, you can head here to sign up. The beta begins next month and will allow players to try out 12 different characters across the three factions (Viking, Samurai, and Knight) on the battlefields of Ashfeld, Valkenheim, and Myre. The beta activity will also be tracked for War of the Factions, which will identify which group is the most successful at engaging in war. Rewards will be offered to the winners.
Similarly, Ubisoft also revealed that the long-term tracking of the assorted factions will continue into the full game for Faction War – which will identify which faction is the strongest. The stats will be tracked over 10-week periods, and the strongest will get bonuses for its success.
For more on For Honor, check out our impressions from playing the game at E3 earlier this year.
Story Trailer
Viking Trailer
Knight Trailer
Samurai Trailer
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