Hitman Season 1 and For Honor are coming to PlayStation Plus in February

PlayStation has announced the games coming to PlayStation Plus in February. From February 5, subscribers will be able to download both For Honor and Hitman

Ubisoft’s For Honor was released in 2017 and has recently seen the release of its Marching Fire expansion. For Honor also has over 15 million players, added dedicated servers, a PvE mode and story campaign. 

For Honor is also about to embark upon its Year 3 content. 

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Dubbed the Year of the Harbinger, For Honor Year 3 will be broken up into four seasonal updates and will feature new heroes, maps and in-game events.

Releasing alongside Year 3 will be the Year 3 Pass which players can purchase in order to gain early access to the new content coming to the game. Players who opt not to pay for the pass, all new in-game heroes will be purchasable with Steel at a price of 15,000 each.

The For Honor Year 3 Pass will also grant access to;

  • five Scavenger Crates
  • 30 days of Champion Status
  • a special “Thunderbolt and Frightening effect”

Hitman was released in 2016 and was the series’ first episodic title. While the episodic format was abandoned for Hitman 2, the entire game provides a tonne of content. Players will have access to all levels which includes;

  • Prologue
  • France
  • Italy
  • Morocco
  • Thailand
  • USA 
  • Japan

PlayStation Plus subscribers will also gain access to “PS3 titles Divekick and Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots and PS Vita titles GUNHOUSE and Rogue Aces.”

February’s PlayStation Plus titles will be available from February 5. 

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