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For Honor
Released On: Feb 14, 2017
78
6.0
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Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 62 Critic Reviews
78
77% Positive
48 Reviews
48 Reviews
18% Mixed
11 Reviews
11 Reviews
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 62 Critic Reviews
78
77% Positive
48 Reviews
48 Reviews
18% Mixed
11 Reviews
11 Reviews
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
An excellent hybrid between a tactical fencing action and a fighting game, which wins thanks to a complex fighting system and balanced characters. [Issue#272]
When everything lines up, For Honor is a brutal and rewarding game that makes you feel like an unstoppable warrior. Sure, sometimes you get kicked off a bridge (again) or your head gets lopped off, but those failures make your battlefield successes even sweeter.
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 1,144 User Ratings
6.0
45% Positive
520 Ratings
520 Ratings
24% Mixed
280 Ratings
280 Ratings
30% Negative
344 Ratings
344 Ratings
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 1,144 User Ratings
6.0
45% Positive
520 Ratings
520 Ratings
24% Mixed
280 Ratings
280 Ratings
30% Negative
344 Ratings
344 Ratings
Literally For Honor. The game is god, you must play it because it gets much higher and pulls up
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PlayStation 4
I really enjoyed playing this game. I'm still playing and I've never been bored. For honor my favorite online game.
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PlayStation 4
For Honor’s fighting mechanics are weighty and gratifying, communicating the violence and impact of medieval combat through handsome visuals and animation. Your heavily armoured warrior (of which there are 12 different classes) has a plethora of stances, light and heavy combo attacks, guard breaks, dodges and parries that are governed by a quickly depleting stamina bar.
In spite of a solo mode which is a big tutorial, For Honor is a very good multiplayer game with a strong gameplay and solid graphics, which should ensure it has a brilliant future in online competitive play.
Held back by its own ambition, For Honor isn’t a masterpiece, but delivers where it counts.
The campaign might disappoint, but the game’s one-on-one online duels will take you to Valhalla. [May 2017, p75]
As it is, this is a game with a disposable single-player campaign, multiplayer matches that crash or disconnect as often as they complete, and a slew of fantastic mechanics that only rise to the surface in a single game mode out of a half-dozen...If there was ever a game to take a "wait and see" approach to, it's For Honor.
[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]
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PlayStation 4
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PlayStation 4
Im in love with this game as it its just so fun. the execution system is amazing and all. On the other hand the story is useless unacuracte and outdated. Also the matchmaking system is genuinely dumb as when i didnt have a rep i was put against again rep 40s. The rank system also stupid like why percentages what is the point. But genuinely i have with the game aside from the toxcicty part
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PlayStation 4
The gameplay and the look of this game is amazing, but that is about it, but the most triggering thing about the game is how during a match, as soon as your ping spikes just a little, no matter how long, no matter how high, the game will automatically boot you out of the match and replace you with a bot, which is absolutely rage inducing especially when you are at the end of a match, when the game is closing, you've played your heart out to earn that victory only to be greeted with a disconnection notice, and all of your award taken away just because your ping got a little too high for a brief second, and it doesn't just happen once or twice, I'm aware that the problem is mostly my internet, but a simple lag shouldn't cause the system to kick you out of the match, I've missed soo much experience and money just from a simple lag, and that absolutely triggers me.
That was the main issue I want to address, even though gameplay is good, half of the playlists are dead, you'll either run out of patience or the game will automatically kick you out of matchmaking.
The balancing in this game is also questionable, with each new hero being released, it just makes the older characters seem unplayable and have uninteresting kits, take lawbringer for an example, one of the first heroes to be released, still has not received a rework or a buff after 11 heroes has been added to the game.
Now on to the campaign, the developers stated that if players wishes to enjoy a singleplayer experience, the campaign was more than enough, it will satisfy them. Leaving the fact that the campaign requires internet connection when you are just playing alone aside, the heroes in the campaign had their pre-reworked kits! The developers are soo lazy that they paid no attention to the singleplayer aspect of the game what so ever, it has remained untouched since launch, imagine a new player playing the campaign and moves on the multiplayer, only to realise that the hero now has completely different moves, it's like playing the campaign is soo pointless other than to enjoy the story which by the way, isn't even all that good.
I have been playing the game since its launch, and as much as I wanted it to succeed, there are just too many issues with the game, and that it just seems like the developers are too lazy to fix those issues, or paying attention in the wrong place, the game had soo much potential, it is sad to see the game turned out the way it did.
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PlayStation 4
Was hiped! was..
Repetitive as **** the story is week, controls are horrible.
The only game for me that made me rage quit more often than launching the game..
Sad
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PlayStation 4
Summary For Honor is a competitive third-person melee title which mixes speed, strategy and team play with close range combat. The Chosen has survived a thousand years of wandering the southern deserts. Their journey should have wiped them out hundreds of years ago, but they survived thanks to the skill set and focus of their heroes. These indiv...
Rated M
for Mature
Platforms:
- PlayStation 4
- PC
- Xbox One
- Xbox Series X
Initial Release Date: Feb 14, 2017
Developer:
- Ubisoft Montreal
Publisher: Ubisoft
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