15 Games That Totally Had No Need For Heavy Online Connectivity

Constant connectivity even during single-player? The industry has this and much more.

Posted By | On 16th, Jul. 2018

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For Honor

For Honor

Throughout this list, a number of different reasons have been provided for Ubisoft’s titles being always-online post the Assassin’s Creed 2 DRM debacle. Say what you will about The Crew 2 or The Division but why does the campaign in For Honor require an internet connection? It’s completely separate from the multiplayer, aside from progression being shared between both. But honestly, how many games have we seen do this while also managing to have an offline campaign?


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