For Honor, Ghost Recon Wildlands Get Free Trials

Try two of Ubisoft's biggest games for free.

By Sam Stewart

Ubisoft has announced that For Honor and Ghost Recon Wildlands will receive free trials this month.

According to a post on Ubisoft's official blog, you can try out For Honor on Xbox One, PS4, and PC free from August 10 to August 13. The trial will grant players access to the full campaign, all multiplayer modes and maps, and 14 different characters. Any progress made in the trial will carry over to the full game, which will be on sale from August 10 through August 20.

This month also brings with it For Honor's Season 3 update, with dedicated servers coming to the game sometime in the future.

Ghost Recon Wildlands' free trial on the other hand is available right now on both Xbox One and PS4. Users who download the trial will be able to play the complete game for five hours, at which point the trial will end. You can play co-op with friends who own the full game or the trial version. Similarly to For Honor, all progress will carry over if you purchase the full game.

Just last month, Ubisoft announced it will hold an open beta for Ghost Recon Wildlands' upcoming PvP mode this summer. Head over to our Ghost Recon Wildlands wiki guide for more on Ubisoft's military shooter.

Sam Stewart is a freelance writer for IGN. You can follow him on Twitter.

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