For Honor is an action fighting game developed by Ubisoft Montreal and published by Ubisoft for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. The reception of the game's open beta was mostly positive, with criticism being directed at the multiplayer matchmaking.

For Honor has 12 types of heroes split equally among three different factions: the Vikings, the Knights, and the Samurai. There is more to the game than that, however, as the heroes are also grouped into four different classes, which are Vanguard, Assassin, Heavy, and Hybrid. Here's what you need to know about For Honor, according to Gamerant.

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You're going to have a much better time once you become accustomed to the particulars of a class. Duels against humans are the best way to do that. Check the movelist of your chosen warrior before heading in, then see how it interacts with another human on the other end. Like any fighting game, matchups play a large role in determining how you are meant to play, PCGamesN reported.

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However, in the early days when you are facing down equally-noobie folks such as yourself, the basics are going to get you wins, as well as being the most important thing to learn early. If you want to learn some basic strategy before facing other players, the game has a decent duel system that will allow you to go up against some bots to help you get your feet wet.