For Honor Review

I toyed around with For Honor several times in beta form before its official release and consistently fell in love with it. It's got some of the best melee combat I've ever experienced, and the lavishly detailed character designs and environments drape a cloak of authenticity over whatever absurd...

A duel against a player of equal skill level

What passes for a single-player campaign

For Honor review

For Honor is a deep fighting game that’s pretty hard to get into. Give it time, though, and it will reward you with some tense moments and unforgettable battles. When you execute (you know, chop someone’s head off) an enemy thanks to your patience and skill, it feels exhilarating. A button masher this is not, and it’ll demand concentration and patience. If you want to play the larger modes you’ll require friends to get the most out of it, but solo, it’ll still offer bags of entertainment for would be duellists. It’s just a shame about that story mode, because it could have been so much more. Buy For Honor here from Amazon

1v1 duels are brilliantly tense; Larger battles offer a different feel to anything else out there; Loads of customisation;

Matchmaking issues cause lopsided matches; Long-ish load times on console; The single player is just plain bad;

For Honor review review

1v1 duels are brilliantly tense; Larger battles offer a different feel to anything else out there; Loads of customisation;

Matchmaking issues cause lopsided matches; Long-ish load times on console; The single player is just plain bad;