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For honor è un gioco dal potenziale infinito... Che tuttavia viene distrutto dal necessità quasi forzata del competitivo.PurtroppoFor honor è un gioco dal potenziale infinito... Che tuttavia viene distrutto dal necessità quasi forzata del competitivo.Purtroppo generalmente tutti i personaggi per quanto affascinanti possiedono le loro mosse che però risultano fin troppo forti in certi casi. Senza contare che in for honor Il migliore attacco è la difesa. Questo perché tutti i personaggi sono in grado di infliggere enormi danni dopo una parata andata a buon fine. Questo è il più grande problema del gioco, in quanto va a neutralizzare l'attacco e renderlo superfluo. Se siete dei maestri della difesa avete praticamente vinto visto che ogni parry prevede un contrattacco. Per non parare della legnosita del meta. Risulta un gioco molto macchinoso per i novizi e ciò impedisce il punto forte di tutti i videogiochi:il divertimento. Certo anche he chi ha preso il gioco fin dal day one si è potuto godere a pieno il titolo visto che non c'era nessuno di effettivante forte all'epoca. Non è dunque il gioco su cui puntare se siete giocatori occasionali. La campagna? Scordatevela. Purtroppo non presenta nulla di speciale cosa del tutto ingiustificabile vista l'esperienza del casa che vanta grandi gemme la saga di assansins creed. Malgrado tutti questi diffEtti è davvero una manna dal cielo per i giocatori competitivi. Visti le decine di effetti e contenuti surreali fatte davvero a regola d'arte. In sostanza ppuertoppo for honor non riesce a centrare il punto:l'ambiente è l'immersione medievale. È questo è veramente un peccato vista l'evidente bravura e dedizione con qui vengono fatti eroi ed esecuzioni. Sconsigliato per chi cerca un passatempo piacevole,consigliato per chi ama competere con gli altri giocatori. giocatori occasionali dunqudel gioco

Good combat, Good story, Good graphics. Pretty much good everything, only thing i hate is how you absolutely have to have a internetGood combat, Good story, Good graphics. Pretty much good everything, only thing i hate is how you absolutely have to have a internet connection to play. But other than that, great game.

I love this game. The combat goes well, the history is short, but very good, you play with a lot of warriors.The real problem, I think, isI love this game. The combat goes well, the history is short, but very good, you play with a lot of warriors.The real problem, I think, is the time you wait for find a match in Online. Just it

Okay, let me just start off by saying, it is actually an 9 out of ten for me. I put 01 because I felt like it deserved more credit as a game,Okay, let me just start off by saying, it is actually an 9 out of ten for me. I put 01 because I felt like it deserved more credit as a game, than it is getting. This is a far from perfect game, but is one of the most fun games I've ever played. I quit it back in Season 4 and came back 2 days ago, but honestly, I am already bored.

I bought this game with high expectations, when i got to play the game online, it was good, but getting into a game on multiplayer is painful,I bought this game with high expectations, when i got to play the game online, it was good, but getting into a game on multiplayer is painful, it take ages to even join a game online and really has made the experience a bad one, i really wish i hadn't bought the game, ive played 4 matches in the week ive had it, baring in mind ive tried to join so many games, utterly disgraceful, my connection is strong and still have no luck, disappointed.

After a half of the year i came to this game adn what i see ? Still bad servers ,no balance and game punish you for not grinding stuff , ifAfter a half of the year i came to this game adn what i see ? Still bad servers ,no balance and game punish you for not grinding stuff , if you go in 4 vs 4 you have like 50-80 armor , your enemy 100+ no balance in ,matchmaking , i just waste 60$ for 30 -50 hour thx ubi !

WHATS UP YOU AMAZING PEOPLE! This is my Review for well for Honor. Now when it was anounced i waited in anguish for the game to finally comeWHATS UP YOU AMAZING PEOPLE! This is my Review for well for Honor. Now when it was anounced i waited in anguish for the game to finally come out and when it did come out my father got it for me and I was a bit mixed in my play through. first of the multiplayer online would break and the online would stop working though not often, also i hated how i was forced to sign up for U Play.The goods of this game for me was the story action and graphics from this i was going to give this game a 7/10 but i was torn as I love Ubisoft and their other games (Assassins creed) and would love to see this game improved later in updates perhaps thanks for reading and BBYYEE

If you like Chivalry or fighting games you will love this game. Now Ubisoft are actually listening and patching 1.05v for example shows thisIf you like Chivalry or fighting games you will love this game. Now Ubisoft are actually listening and patching 1.05v for example shows this game has a future and should succeed. It really is a great game i like what they did with the unique four person peer 2 peer connection which is smart but as usual people complain because they either have poor connections, A poor isp, or disconnect. This game cannot work miracles the problem is the playerbase and kids these days. They should keep working, patching and add harsh penaltys to people who disconnect and ruin the feel of the games. It is not meant to be a drop in drop out game now enough talking and start killing!

It’s a frustrating reality, but one Ubisoft is already working diligently on a fix for. Like Siege, For Honor is in the beginning stages of becoming something truly unique and brilliant. If you’ve ever struggled to get into fighting games, are eager for a new multiplayer game to try your hand at, or are simply interested in what happens when Ubisoft diverts its resources out of populating open worlds with content and into an experience that thrives because of its nuanced design, then try For Honor – you won’t regret it.

Amazing rich gameplay that is sadly let down by an overly complex UI and hidden barely there tutorials. Sure to be a long term hit.

An excellent hybrid between a tactical fencing action and a fighting game, which wins thanks to a complex fighting system and balanced characters.

Avoid this product. I feel I need to start this review with that statement unfortunately. The game itself mechanically is good. The premise,Avoid this product. I feel I need to start this review with that statement unfortunately. The game itself mechanically is good. The premise, control scheme, and setting offer a LOT of diversity, room for expansions, and above all else, lots of fun.Unfortunately you'll only be able to reliably experience that fun while playing against AI or through the single-player portion of the game (which is only about 7-8 hours long and VERY barebones). The single-player mode is more of an advanced tutorial to get you familiar with different classes and factions.Ubisoft decided to set this game up P2P (Peer to Peer) server-wise. This means that instead of there being dedicated servers for online play, the games are hosted by yourself or other players. This is where the problems come in. The game is unplayable for many due to this because it creates a consistent and regular scenario where the game crashes and sends you back to the main menu.This means you earn no rewards, cannot advance your hero in gear, and cannot earn war assets for the metagame to deploy for your chosen faction. it's a shame as well since the game itself is fun and "fresh". At this point I cannot suggest this game to anyone as you're taking a very real chance of spending $60+ on a game that is broken and unplayable.

For Honor has big production values and great combat, but a myriad of issues - server stability being chief among them - prevent it from being a classic.

While the game’s fairly high skill ceiling and emphasis on micro-transactions might be off-putting to some players, For Honor is an experience that’s truly fit for those that are warriors at heart.

Its deep and engaging combat system is very much worth experiencing, though a lackluster single player campaign and clumsy visuals keep it from reaching the lofty heights Ubisoft was aiming for.

For Honor is a game that I am not even close to finishing with. Its campaign is big enough to not feel tacked on, but the draw of the multiplayer action keeps dragging me away from finishing it. I can feel my skills improving after every round because it’s a new way to play against other players and that deserves highlighting in a highly saturated section of the market.

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.

For Honor is an entertaining game on the PlayStation 4 and after the 4GB initial patch which addresses a few issues, you’re ready to be transported back to the violent time of Knights, Vikings and Samurai. Sure, the story in the single-player campaign is a little contrived at times but it’s a great introduction to the game and more importantly the controls. Given that, the combat mechanics of For Honor is quite sturdy and can be very brutal at times, particularly in multiplayer but the amount of grinding and use of both in-game and real-world currency may deter some people.

I was very skeptical to buy this game as I always tend to choose good games due to the limited time I have to do so. Anyway, I did and I haveI was very skeptical to buy this game as I always tend to choose good games due to the limited time I have to do so. Anyway, I did and I have been positively surprised.I read many bad reviews regarding connection problems. I am happy to say that I have no suffered of that, thankfully and I have enjoyed it a lot. I have just finished one campaign and the rest of my time I have been dueling on-line. I have had a lot of fun with this game. I never write reviews but I thought this game deserved a little of my time to make justice of it

Whether you prefer, multiplayer or story, Dominion or Duel, viking or knight or samurai, there’s something for every gamer in For Honor. With a compelling story, beautiful customization options, competition, community, this game is both a triumph and a damn good fight.unity, and a damn good fight.

For Honor’s peer-to-peer networking woes do it great injustice, for it is, in its core, a truly unique game that provides us with a competitive multiplayer experience no other game can claim to offer.

Ubisoft have done a great job with For Honor. This version runs smoothly with the most common graphic cards, offering a really fine experience to all the players.

Straight to the point, the game is redundant; in the single player campaign you fight weak opponents with a "difficult" enemy as the bossStraight to the point, the game is redundant; in the single player campaign you fight weak opponents with a "difficult" enemy as the boss while the occasional mission throwing in a few more "tough" enemies offset by tedious mini games that only take away from the good in this game. The story line was predictable and the characters unmemorable, seriously I can't remember their names, and the final boss fight being one of the easiest in the game (this was on the "hard" difficulty.) My opinion doesn't stem form a lack of a challenge but the simplicity of the combat as well as the pace. I found myself waiting for the enemy to strike so that I could parry them and get a few hits in then repeat, any more aggression and the AI would mercilessly punish you (think dark souls.) I found myself bored with the single player relatively quickly and see little reason to replay.Disclaimer: If you are going to get this game, get it on PC as you can not remap the controller on the console. I so badly wished to move some of the controls around for a more comfortable feel but there is absolutely no changes to the controller layout (again console only.)Multiplayer- Another console-exclusive issue I've noticed is the default "mute", you must enable mic communication in order to speak, a setting buried away but even if you manage to find and enable it, good luck finding someone else who has, in the week I have had the game, I have yet to speak to another player. Nothing like feeling forced to play a game mode that you don't want to play because of "daily quests" that are essential for progression (gear); that being the next issue, in a game that centers around skill-based-combat, there should be no "gear" or "loot" that gives you an advantage over another player but there is and it is infuriating to fight someone who goes into "revenge mode" during a 1v1 fight. Back to the "game modes you don't want to play" bit, do you like being double teamed or triple teamed? In the entire game this has to be the second most infuriating aspect, you are winning a fight against an opponent only for his ally (or team) to come over and start hitting you in the back; at least in comparable games like blade symphony, most players had a sense of...well...honor and would allow the initial 1v1 fight to conclude before dueling the opponent, an event that is non-existent in this game. Finally the most frustrating factor in this game is ironically the combat system, the core of the game; nothing brings me closer to bursting blood vessels than executing a proper parry or block on the controller only to take the hit in-game which drove me to write this review. I would not recommend getting this game to anyone as it is a one-trick-pony fad that probably posses more risk to your personal health than the entertainment you get for the one to two weeks before the shallow gameplay loses it's lure.

For Honor does a great job trying to find a new way of telling a very old and very familiar story. It accomplishes so much that it does provide an entertaining way to push you through the repetition of a hack and slash game. However, when you least expect it, you get impaled right through the heart by a broken multiplayer experience where the fragments of microtransactions and more splinter through the game, and while the blow isn't fatal now, if the connection issues aren't addressed, it will be.

For Honor is brutal fun. The fighting game mechanics take some time to truly get used to, but once you do, there's a unique, clever and deeply engaging multiplayer experience to be had here.

Everything else could be amazing (it's good, but not amazing), and the lack of dedicated servers is atrocious. We are supposed to pay $100 forEverything else could be amazing (it's good, but not amazing), and the lack of dedicated servers is atrocious. We are supposed to pay $100 for a full game that still has microtransactions on top of that AND it doesn't have dedicated servers. That's a HARD PASS.

For Honor is a real surprise. In terms of gameplay mechanics it’s top-notch, visually it’s excellent, and there’s a decent if fairly formulaic campaign to play through. It’s in For Honor’s multifaceted multiplayer, however, where Ubisoft has has struck gold. Testing your combat knowledge against real players, either in one-on-one duels or in large conquest-style battles, is both thrilling and unique in the action genre.

For Honor's tactical, forceful swordplay is extremely well-executed, especially for a first attempt. It's just a shame it's attached to so many distractions, including a bewildering story mode.

For Honor will inevitably be a favorite title. It combines easy to pick up, complicated to master fighting and action-style gameplay with compelling gameplay types and there's nothing quite like it. However, if you were looking for a single-player game, you might not want to purchase this title. The heart and soul of For Honor are its multiplayer modes, and unfortunately, at this time, there are enough issues with matchmaking and peer-to-peer connections that you may want to wait until Ubisoft has some time to fix those problems. However, once For Honor has a solid networking backbone I can say it'll be one of my go to multiplayer titles for the next few years to come.

Ubisoft has managed to bring a fresh experience to the genre. It is true that we've already seen medieval themed games, but not a single one like For Honor. Solid gameplay mechanics, interesting visuals and remarkable sound effects. However, it is a shame that it lacks content, with a single player campaign that adds nothing to the experience. These lacking elements can overshadow Ubisoft's good work and bury the game before they expect.

For Honor offers up one of the most visceral multiplayer experiences in video games. The single player campaign is a nice diversion, but won't satisfy those seeking a full experience. Once you hit multiplayer though, you'll be hooked and finding time for other video games will be the real problem.

If For Honor were a game that [] didn’t rely so heavily on its internet connection, I could rave about it for hours. It is beautiful. The move sets for each character are well thought out and balanced, meaning people who put in enough effort will succeed with any of the available heroes. The campaign offers an interesting enough solo experience that lets people gradually face greater challenges. The multiplayer is extraordinary, when it’s working properly. It’s just that Ubisoft has once again not anticipated the needs of a game such as this. I feel like peer-to-peer wasn’t the right system for such a game, and that it would have been better for everyone if this had been a client-server game.

This game is amazing, the graphics, the animations, the gameplay, all of it. You need a high level of skill for master the champion and theThis game is amazing, the graphics, the animations, the gameplay, all of it. You need a high level of skill for master the champion and the battles are just so beatiful.