Players will need to be connected to the Internet at all times to play For Honor. Some elements of progression, which is hosted online, are shared across story and multiplayer modes. We can confirm that For Honor is an always online experience. Speaking to PCGamesN, a Ubisoft spokesperson confirmed this saying: If you don't have a stable internet connection you might not be able to explore any of them though, not even in the single player campaign. It's melee combat system is not entirely new, but it's easily the biggest exploration of these ideas to ever come to market. Maybe travel the world a bit and you too will understand that the need to be online is just a ridicules requirement and way too many available games out there for me to think missing out on this one is going to really matter to me.For Honor, based on everything I've played of it, is a fascinating game. But I do not purchase multiplayer games that don’t at least have a single player component to them. Shouldn’t mean I can’t then play a single player game because of it.ĭo I play multiplayer games online? Yes. Too many times in my years of travel in the military I will be in a location where internet access is not an option. If there is no offline option then I simply pass on it. I do not purchase any game that is required for me to be accessed online to play it. I did not purchase TitanFall because it is an online only game. Don’t have to worry about being online just to play a game or use said device. I have tablets at home and a PC and other numerous devices that I simply use off-line. But the idea either is permanently online using data minutes is not factual in the least. Players will need to be connected to the internet at all times to play For Honor.”ĭeveloped by Ubisoft Montreal and originally unveiled back at E3 2015, For Honor is scheduled to release on Xbox One, PC and PS4 on February 14, 2017. “Ubisoft can confirm that For Honor is an always online experience. However, a spokesman for Ubisoft has today confirmed to Power Up Gaming that players will need to be connected to the internet at all times, due to shared progression between the game’s story and multiplayer modes. Some users had speculated about what the disclaimer actually meant, especially as the publisher had previously given assurances that For Honor would come complete with a fully featured, offline single-player campaign .
The news originally came via the game’s newly updated box art on Amazon, which was updated to include a disclaimer on its front cover stating that an internet connection was required. Ubisoft has today confirmed our earlier report that its upcoming melee action game For Honor will require users to be online at all times.
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