Arena is a excellent mode for Anthem Leveling practicing motions and sparking certain combos. The biggest change revealed is the fact that this will now work with co-op. This means that rather than working with bots, players will be able to train with real players. While it's peer reviewed for the time being, it shouldn't be an issue for only two players.

For Honor players who are at all curious about the For Honor game's forthcoming Marching Fire growth will be able to check it out ahead of launching courtesy of an open evaluation which is going to be held later this week.

The Marching Fire open test is scheduled to begin this upcoming Thursday, September 6, and it'll run until the next Monday, September 10. The test will be publicly available on both Steam and Uplay (regrettably the test is only available for the Buy Anthem Boosting PC edition of For Honor), even for people who don't own the base For Honor game.

As you can see in the above infographic, the open evaluation enables participants to try out Marching Fire's fresh 4v4 Breach mode either against other players or AI bots. In Breach, the attacking team assaults the defending team's fortress with the ultimate goal of breaking up through their defenses and killing the fortress's AI-controlled commander. Meanwhile, the defending team may utilize environmental emplacements such as ballista, archer squads, and flame cauldrons (along with their own combat abilities ) to keep the attackers at bay.