Hello everyone,
I present you today the open beta of For Honor which is released on February 14th.
In this first video, I present to you the training tutorial, the learning of the movements for the combat system.

For Honor is a competitive third-person melee fighting game mixing speed, strategy and team play with visceral close range combat in multiplayer action.
Experience the chaos, fury, and brutality of battle where you and your friends create a bloody trail of carnage as brutal Vikings, deadly Knights and cold-blooded Samurais.
The innovative Art of Battle system lets you feel the power of every strike, the strength of every impact and the weight of the weapon in your hand.

In each faction, players will be able to choose among four different types of Heroes:

Vanguards are well-balanced Heroes, with good attack, and defense capabilities and great versatility.
Assassins are swift and lethal characters, great duelists with very good offense
Heavies are the most resistant Heroes, their attacks are slow but deadly. They’re especially efficient for defending a point and annihilating AI enemies.
Hybrids mix elements and characteristics of other types. They are advanced characters fostering uncommon tactics.

Heroes come with their own set of skills, weapons, armor and fighting style. With a wide library of customization options, players are able to personalize their Heroes to not only look and feel unique, but also tailored to their combat style.

For Honor’s in-depth progression is unique to each Hero, with select elements shared across PvE and PvP gameplay modes. At the end of each multiplayer match and each campaign mission, players are awarded XP that unlocks new combat abilities and new visual customization options. They also have the chance to loot armor and weapon parts on the battlefield, with specific stats allowing each player to adapt their gear to their playstyle while ensuring fairness and balance in multiplayer.

For Honor’s multiplayer modes are playable with and against other players or bots in split-screen co-op on consoles. These multiplayer modes offer each player a different way to live the fantasy of being a skilled melee warrior on a believable battlefield:

Dominion is a 4v4 objective-based mode in which two teams of four players fight for control of the battlefield. It’s a mode that relies upon skill, communication and teamwork.
Brawl 2v2: Each team of two players need to kill the two enemy Heroes to win a round. Skill, awareness, cooperation and the capacity to use the environment to the player’s advantage are key components.
Duel 1v1 puts two Heroes face-to-face in a fight to the death. Skill is fundamental in Duel of course, but as in Brawl, players have the possibility to use the environment to their advantage.
Skirmish is a 4v4 Team Death Match like mode. Combat skills are key in this mode as players score points for their team by killing enemy Heroes.
Elimination In this 4v4 mode, the last surviving player on the battlefield wins the round for their team.


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