For Honor, the hack and slash game currently in development for PC and consoles by Ubisoft Montreal, is one of the more anticipated Ubisoft titles, and the publisher hasn't disappointed fans during its E3 2016 conference.
During the publisher's conference, a new For Honor trailer has been shown, showcasing the game's premise of endless conflict.
While the new For Honor trailer doesn't include any gameplay footage, Ubisoft did show how For Honor players with a new gameplay walkthrough video, which focuses on the Viking. Needless to say, the game looks incredibly interesting.
Watch the For Honor story campaign cinematic trailer and enter the chaos of a raging war. Play as a Knight, Viking, or Samurai in a fast-paced and immersive experience, mixing skill with visceral, never-before-seen melee combat.
Immerse yourself in a single player tale and embody heroes of all three factions to ensure the survival of your people and foil the plans of the merciless and bloodthirsty warlord, Apollyon.
For an added adrenaline rush, the singleplayer campaign is also fully playable cooperatively. Coordination and communication with your band of warriors will be the key to owning the battlefield!
Lastly, the game's release date has been confirmed. For Honor will release on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on February 14th.
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