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For Honor may have had a shaky start but it’s now the strongest it has ever been with the arrival of Marching Fire Ubisoft Montreal’s first major expansion. When the medieval duelling sim launched last Valentine’s Day it was met with mixed reviews and scores averaging in the high 70s. The peculiar combat system with its over-the-shoulder camera isn’t for everyone and even fans would agree that it had serious server issues and a disappointing dearth of game modes.

However as is the case with most Ubisoft games these big budget AAA titles aren’t left to fend for themselves after release. The publisher practically defined what we’ve come to know as the games-as-a-service model with its persistent clever reworking of Rainbow Six Siege. At launch For Honor was far from perfect and saw a good number of players immediately bounce off. However the team at Ubisoft Montreal set about tackling the game’s issues refining those elements players enjoyed and maintaining a steady trickle of new content and features.

So what is Arcade Mode and is it worth buying the expansion for? Since For Honor launched there’s been a focus on adding new ways to play competitively though fans have also been hungering for more PvE and co-op content. The aptly named Arcade Mode mimics the ladder-style modes seen in more traditional 2D fighting games. Played either solo or with a friend online you’ll run through a gauntlet of randomly generated opponents and modifiers leading to a huge variety of combat scenarios. In one round you might throw down against three Warlords with double health the next you might be set on fire susceptible to blindness or have increased stamina consumption. Or maybe all three at once.