For Honor is a game between three warring factions namely the Knights, Vikings, and Samurai, where they compete for domination. Although the game was just released last February 14, 2017, it already gained a massive reaction from the gaming community and has commended for its innovative storyline and gameplay. For Honor is a game centered on its online multiplayer modes, this guide is aimed to teach players what to do in For Honor and to show interested players what the game is all about.

Multiplayer Modes In The Game

According to Gadgets 360, there are three multiplayer modes available in For Honor namely, Duel and Brawl, Deathmatch, and Dominion. For Duels, as what the name suggests, players go head to head with either another player or a bot, in a best of five match. Brawls, however, are different as players are partnered with another player and would go against two other players in a best of five matches like duels.

Deathmatch has two sub-categories namely Elimination and Skirmish. For Deathmatch Elimination, the player is joined by three other players to go up against another group of four players. The last player standing would be declared the winner of the match. For Deathmatch Skirmish, like Elimination, a team is composed of four players fighting another team of four players, but this time, each team is supported by AI in the form of foot soldiers and captains. The objective of this mode is to be the first team to reach the score of 1,000 by killing enemies.

In an article by Polygon, the Dominion mode is somewhat similar to the Deathmatch mode, wherein four players go up against another group of four players. However, this time the objective is different, players must hold and capture an area to gain points. The first team to reach 1,000 points by holding and capturing an area, wins.

More About For Honor

When a player finishes any mode, they will be awarded war assets. These can be allocated to the player to any disputed territory in the game. Every six hours, the faction with the most war assets in a specific territory will gain control of the area. As a result, the area will be controlled by the ruling faction, which can be seen on the map.