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For Honor: Marching Fire DLC announced | E3 2018

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Published: Jun 12, 2018 01:18 am

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For Honor is receiving a new DLC update adding China’s Wu Lin faction into the game.

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During Ubisoft’s E3 2018 press conference, the company announced For Honor: Marching Fire, a major DLC update for the game.

The update adds a new faction, Ancient China’s Wu Lin, along with four new heroes, a new four-vs-four mode, unlimited single-player and two-person co-op for the game’s PvE mode, and new visual changes to For Honor.

A new asymmetrical multiplayer mode, Breach, also lets players engage in a battle to take down an enemy’s king from his castle. One party sieges the castle with a battering ram while the other defends it.

For Honor: Marching Fire arrives Oct. 16, 2018. In the meantime, For Honor Starter Edition is free on Uplay from now until June 18 to celebrate E3 2018. Any players who grab the Starter Edition during E3 can keep the game forever.

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Ana Valens is an Editorial Strategist for GAMURS. Her work has been seen at Dot Esports, The Mary Sue, We Got This Covered, and The Daily Dot. She specializes in reporting on LGBTQ experiences in the gaming industry, with a particular focus on trans rights. She lives in Brooklyn, New York.