Ubisoft will host another Open Beta Test for "For Honor" starting February 9 to February 12. This will be the final Beta Test for the game before launching it in February 14. However, there are reports that other countries have already released the game earlier than the said release date.

In a report by NDTV, several online accounts in Turkey have posted that the game is now available in the country. Many gamers in Turkey had already taken pictures of the game while some players have posted an unboxing video.

Other than that, countries such as UAE and India will follow Turkey with the early release. Although, the thought of it is shocking, other game titles have been released early in the past in the Middle East. Game titles such as "Far Cry Primal", "Doom", "Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare" and "Final Fantasy XV."

Nonetheless, the game's street date break may not amount to much. Like "Tom Clancy's The Division", the hack-in-slash title requires players to be online while playing it, even in single-player mode.

Ubisoft stated on the game's official forums that the game is an always online experience. Some elements of progression that is hosted online are shared across story and multiplayer modes. Meaning, players will have to be always online to enjoy this experience with the game.

Meanwhile, Ubisoft gives gamers the chance to become celebrities in a show-off on February 11 in Canada. The "For Honor: Battle of Canada" event will take place in all regions of the country, where players will be able to use their phones as a weapon, Game Rant reports.

Fans of the game will be tasked to wield their phones like swords, making slashing movements and recreate combat moves that are featured in the game. Participants will score points for their respective faction of choice and will be judged upon their range, speed and strikes.