For Honor Year 5 Season 2 Mirage Launches
This looks like a solid update and well worth a look.
Today, Ubisoft announced that For Honor Year 5 Season 2 Mirage is available now. With over 25 million players, For Honor is available on PlayStation®4, the Xbox One family of devices, and Windows PC, as well as on Ubisoft+, the Ubisoft subscription service.* For Honor is playable on PlayStation®5 and Xbox Series X|S through backward compatibility.
Mirage brings an intense drought on Heathmoor, endangering crops and fortifications everywhere. In Year 5 Season 2, vegetation and water used to keep the legendary Kyoshin Temple in the Myre hidden from all, but now the temple has lost all its protections. Starting today, the new limited-time in-game event Visions of the Kyoshin has warriors from Horkos and Chimera fighting for resources under the temple as they see strange mirages resembling Samurai with unknown capabilities.
A free event pass will be available with an ornament, a mood effect, and a battle outfit along with lootable weapons. Year 5 Season 2 Mirage launches with drought-affected versions of the Temple Garden, Forest, Belvedere, and Highfort maps. For $10, players can purchase a Battle Pass with premium content including a new execution and paired emote.
A new hero will be joining For Honor’s Samurai faction later this season, following the TU2 update.
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