

Violence: Medieval warriors tear into each other with melee weapons form around the world. Beyond the multiplayer focused gameplay, the game does contain a relatively long story mode, which means well, but is poorly executed.

Thanks for reading,įor Honor Is probably one of the most unique hack and slash games on the market, mixing together elements of fighting games, M.O.B.As, and beat em ups. Online multiplayer is a factor but I don't think you can communicate apart from a selected range of quick chat options. You can buy items and upgrades but I don't advise because you can play just fine without. It has hard techniques to master like swapping your stance while an enemy is attacking and then swiftly attacking. Ease of play is hard unless you go all out attack or defense. There is not actually much I can say about any other factors to be honest as there is absolutely no sexual content, drug or alcohol use and I don't think i've heard any unpleasant language as of yet. A few missions in, you infiltrate a viking base with your clan and there is almost instantly a sight of people strung up on trees and impaled on spike walls, which I believe is a good visual representation of the barbaric acts of history. Second, the worst one, is pushing your pleading opponent onto the floor and slashing their head clean off, the head rolls about on the ground and unless you are training, it will stay. The first is laying the enemy on your forearm and stabbing the sword into their chest and ripping it out, blood pertruding up your gleaming blade. My main concern about violence is the executions that are optional after every battle you win, my favourite character, the assassin, has two default executions (like all warriors), that are quite brutal. Warriors shout and scream in pain as they are slaughtered by the enemy that they are opposing. The main battles are not awfully bad as I am aware at the time of writing but they do always induce spurts of realistic blood from the area you just drove your axe into. To be perfectly candid, melee battles are gorier and more painful-looking than any gun battle could possibly be, unless you are using a sawed-off shotty in any other game. It is a violent title, which should be obvious to any competent gamer or parent as it is rated M or 18. I love swooping around my enemy as my assassin, ready to go in for the kill and celebrate after the tough, tactical fight that just happened prior to that moment.

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I recently got For Honor as a Playstation Plus exclusive for February and I am in love with the satisfying battle action and the suprisingly detailed, vivid graphics it has.
