NeowinFeed reported that Ubisoft will block its long-supported fighting game For Honor from running on Linux and the Steam Deck. The change disables Proton and SteamOS compatibility in the multiplayer title. Easy Anti-Cheat enforces the restriction. Coverage from the linked Neowin article states the move follows other recent multiplayer games taking similar steps. Players on those systems lose access once the update applies. The report focuses on the technical change without detailing timelines or player reactions.
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Neowin reports Ubisoft ends Proton and Steam Deck support in the fighting game.
NeowinFeed reported that Ubisoft will block its long-supported fighting game For Honor from running on Linux and the Steam Deck. The change disables Proton and SteamOS compatibility in the multiplayer title. Easy Anti-Cheat enforces the restriction. Coverage from the linked Neowin article states the move follows other recent multiplayer games taking similar steps. Players on those systems lose access once the update applies. The report focuses on the technical change without detailing timelines or player reactions.
NeowinFeed@NeowinFeedUbisoft's long-supported fighting game For Honor will become the latest multiplayer title to block Proton/SteamOS-compatible systems. #EasyAntiCheat #Ubisoft #Linux
XDA@xdadevelopersUbisoft bans Linux and Steam Deck users from For Honor because it "cannot meaningfully deploy protection" https://bit.ly/4xFy604
NeowinFeed@NeowinFeedUbisoft's long-supported fighting game For Honor will become the latest multiplayer title to block Proton/SteamOS-compatible systems. #EasyAntiCheat #Ubisoft #Linux
XDA@xdadevelopersUbisoft bans Linux and Steam Deck users from For Honor because it "cannot meaningfully deploy protection" https://bit.ly/4xFy604
