
For Honor is a groundbreaking team-based PvP melee fighting game where Knights, Samurai, Vikings, Wu Lin, and more clash in endless battles. Pick unique heroes and master intense 4v4, 2v2, or 1v1 battles.
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What's the point? I was having a blast and now I can't play it??? I already went through hell to even play it, can't even use my Steam copy of it, now THIS? Give us back Linux support.
Linux/SteamOS players will be banned starting 10. September 2026 since Ubisoft cannot figure out how to implement their anti-cheat properly. It's kinda like removing the license to play. Thats just whack. So instead of recommending this game that I kinda enjoyed, this will be a negative review since I won't be able to play it again.
To the For Honor Team, I am writing as a longtime For Honor player with thousands of hours invested in the game. I understand and respect the goal of improving anti-cheat measures and protecting the competitive integrity of Ranked play. I support efforts to stop cheating. However, I am asking you to reconsider the complete removal of Steam Deck and Linux players from the game. For Honor is more than just another game to me. Over ten years ago, I met one of my closest friends through For Honor. We spent countless hours fighting side by side, making memories that have stayed with me throughout my life. A few years ago, my friend passed away. Today, For Honor remains one of the strongest connections I have to those memories. When I purchased a Steam Deck and bought For Honor on Steam, part of my decision was knowing I could continue playing the game that meant so much to both of us. Losing access entirely feels like losing a place that has been important to me for years. If full Linux support is not possible, I respectfully ask that you consider alternatives: • Allow Steam Deck and Linux players to access PvE content. • Allow offline play against bots. • Allow access to campaign content. • Allow progression, hero leveling, customization, and collection management. • Restrict Linux players from Ranked modes if necessary rather than removing access to the entire game. I am not asking for special treatment. I am only asking for a way to continue experiencing the game and preserving the memories attached to it. Many Steam Deck and Linux players are not competitors looking for an advantage. We are loyal members of the community who purchased and supported For Honor because we love the game. Please consider a solution that preserves access for players like me while still achieving your anti-cheat goals. Thank you for your time and for the years of experiences For Honor has provided. Sincerely, A longtime For Honor player
Those stupid devs decided linux users would be left out.
like the game, don't like the decision to remove linux support
On September 10th Ubisoft have confirmed via social media that you'll no longer be able to play the game via Linux that also includes Steam OS for steam deck and the steam machine. This is frankly a terrible decision as rather than fix their flawed cheat system which fails to identify cheaters they're now revoking the ability to play for a decent amount of players who have spent many hours and money on this game. It wasn't bad enough that the other day they forgot to add the game files for might and magic and now they're deciding to cull and already low player base for For Honor. Yikes.
Please note. This negative review is not due to the gameplay, but rather Ubisofts decision to np longer support Linux (Aka Steamdeck). A brief back story, i played (badly) alot of FH back when it launched on my PS4, i dont know how many hours it is, but it was alot and i loved it. There is really no other game like it. Fast forward, i move to PC gaming, i asked for cross progression for many years, and then recently, it was granted. I repurchase FH again on PC, transfer my dafa and im back into it. Absolutly brilliant. I load it on Steamdeck and i am blown away at how well it runs..i by some steel and some characters... im back into it . Transfer to today... Ubisoft is no longer going to support Linux... for anti cheat reasons.. because theyre dropping a ranked mode???? What is this madness? FH is sweaty enough as it is, i dont need a ranked mode, i just want it to run on my steamdeck, so i can play on the couch next to my partner why she watches tv... You only have to read reddot forums to realise how many people its going to effect (mainly people like me playing it on a steam deck) Sadly, i think Ubi have just killed their game. For shame...
It should be illegal to disable a game for paying customers without so much as a refund. Valve should expand refund coverage to cases like this. Dear Ubisoft. I won't forget this, and will think long and hard before ever handing over a single cent to you in the future.
Game is now blocked on linux, Cant even play a game I paid money for. in the name of "anti cheat" which is bs
No Linux? - Goodbye. Banning Linux? - I will never buy your games.