For Honor's Free Weekend of Marching Fire is Today

This unique fighting-action hybrid is making a massive mix-up incursions among Ubisoft's catalog of ever expanding noteworthy game titles. The game has just announced its upcoming expansion next month, the monumental Marching Fire, adding a new faction in the fray, the Wu Lin, with its four new heroes, a new PvP Breach mode, single player arcade mode and a significant graphical change despite being already one of the best looking game for console and PC.

wuxia warriors joins the fray

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The game's starter edition is free to acquire after the E3 2018 unveiling of Marching Fire for PC through UPlay or Steam and console platforms Playstation or Xbox. The expansion is holding a free public test for PC starting today. If you miss the free starter edition, don't fret you can get a free taste not just the game but the expansion Marching Fire from today September 6th to 10th on PC on PC now.

What to expect from the Marching Fire? A new faction, the Wu Lin, based on the martial warriors of ancient China. They will be represented by four new heroes, Shaolin monk, king's guard Tiandi, Jiang Jun the general and female bodyguard assassin the Nuxia. Breach mode will be added in the game as For Honor's version of castle siege along with 3 new maps. A new arcade mode will also be added in the game that offers single player experience, this will be playable immediately for those who pre-ordered the Marching Fire or next season pass. Let's hope others can play this mode too later.

Are you a PC player, what are you waiting for? Login to your Uplay account and preload the game now.

The game will have a significant graphical enhancements maybe just for the console because the PC version is already in HD as it is. Just take a look at these screenshots without the UI, this is in meduim texture with no ambient occlusion, low shadow, FXAA anti-aliasing and 2X anisotropic filtering. They are maybe adding 4k textures or just adding pimples and warts on warriors faces.

Are you wondering if For Honor is worth playing still, after being released more than a year? You must have played this game more than a year ago for its open beta, the game then has more cons than pros as we experienced ourselves, here is our re-review after playing the game this year.

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