It’s always a nice change of pace to feature some animation on Fine Art. Today, we’re showcasing the work of Ian Kazimer, who has worked on games such as For Honor and Brawlhalla.

Fatmooch69 has spent the last couple of weeks searching for a bot in For Honor. The AI in question is a Raider, one of the game’s two-handed axe wielding vikings, called TheeLizardWizard. Fotmooch69 has enlisted other Reddit users to help him, asking them to share screenshots if they ever encounter it. That’s because TheeLizardWizard is a tribute to a close friend of his called “B”, who he says died last autumn.

For Honor is getting a free new mode on October 16 as part of the game's Marching Fire update, and after getting a chance to try it at E3 it's the only For Honor mode I want play.

Inspired by games such as Dota 2 and League of Legends, Breach is an asymmetrical siege mode with a bunch of little wrinkles that completely changed how I approached For Honor.

In its biggest expansion since release, For Honor is getting an entirely new faction, graphical overhaul, and a new competitive siege mode called Breach in its Marching Fire update coming 16 October 2018.

The most interesting moment from a new documentary about the making of For Honour comes just over 70 minutes in when the team at Ubisoft Montreal is celebrating the game getting certified on Xbox One and PS4.

Speeches have been made and the champagne is flowing freely when the game's then creative director Jason VandenBerghe turns to the studio's CEO, Yannis Mallat, and says "You'll forgive me if I don't dance on my own grave."

After a bit of maintenance, For Honor's dedicated servers finally went live on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Let me tell you: They feel good - real good - and it only took a year for that to happen.

Teaming up with another bruised and bloodied player to take on For Honor's General Tozen last night was one of the most satisfying things I've done in the game in a long time. It's part of a new mode that publisher Ubisoft says is temporary but that players are already hoping will stick around for good.

For Honor's fifth "season" will arrive on February 15, Ubisoft said yesterday. The update rebalances some classes, overhauls others, and most importantly implements the game's new dedicated servers for what Ubisoft says will be more stable online play.

Medieval fighting game For Honor is no-holds-barred gore and grime. So yesterday when the game replaced one of its racier emotes with a more tempered one, fans were a little peeved.

This weekend at fighting game For Honor's big Season Three tournament for PC, a big, long-standing exploit forged one player's path to victory. After the match, the victor stated: "I didn't think it'd be this easy... Before the tournament, I hadn't played the game for two weeks."

Medieval fighting game For Honor is finally adjusting its ambitious and controversial online system and adding dedicated servers. The move, announced today, follows months of player complaints that the online-only fighting game's connectivity issues made it too frustrating to play.

Today on Highlight Reel we have perfectly positioned Rocket League goals, very old games, force chokes and brake checks!

Medieval fighting game For Honor's second season, Shadow & Might, is available on PS4, Xbox One and PC today. Three months post-release, after some pretty damning technical issues, the game is in good shape and getting some anticipated new content.

CosmicSwordsman is one of the highest-ranked For Honor players on Xbox. Playing the Orochi class, they have killed 5384 players and died four times, according to their For Honor tracker network page. They have lost once.

Thousands of For Honor players are threatening to boycott the very flawed fighting game they nevertheless love. Today, Ubisoft addressed some of the most frequent complaints, but not everyone is satisfied just yet.

It was inevitable: For Honor players have determined which of its heroes is overpowered and must be banished. In a game so dependent on balance, For Honor's Peacekeeper won't jibe at an upcoming Major League Gaming tournament.

For Honor director Damien Kieken responded to player concerns over pricey new emotes during a livestream yesterday.

For Honor's emotes give players a chance to be flashy during their duels, even if the new ones are a bit expensive. It turns out that emotes have a bit more use that simply taunting opponents.

For Honor is all about deadly duels and flashy sword fights. Oh, and micro-transactions. With the release of new emotes, some fans are less than pleased with their high price.