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For Honor feels bold, even if its single-player doesn't

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Chris Bratt Eurogamer
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For Honor
Genres · fighting, hack_and_slash
Release · Feb 13, 2017
Developer · Ubisoft Montreal
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75 articles 51 writers 12 reviews
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