Those of you sans internet connection will have a tough time playing Ubisoft's melee brawler For Honor. You'll need to be online, even for single player.

For Honor is cutting out that split-screen feature before the game releases in its final state next year February.

For Honor looks like it’s ready to take the riddle of steel in a more serious direction as it begins a closed alpha test tomorrow.

For director Jason Vandenberghe and his team at Ubisoft Montreal, choosing the kind of warrior that you want to be is a massively important feature in For Honor.

For Honor seems to be making a graceful jump o single-player whole retaining the same amount of duelling tension we fell in love with last year

Day 2 of E3 is over. Here's what Matty, Alessandro, and some other bozos got up to...

The world has been fractured, nations have been disrupted and the world has got a lot smaller as the warlord Apolleon has created a doomsday scenario in For Honor.

Hacks, guns and swords. It's the Ubisoft E3 2016 press conference, right here!