Sounds simple enough, but the skill lies in second-guessing your foe and waiting for precisely the right moment to block, attack, or dodge. If your opponent goes for a high attack, an arrow indicating its direction will flash on the screen just before it connects, giving you a brief window to block. Each fighter can attack and block in three directions: left, right, and high. It’s when you’re locked in battle with a single adversary that For Honor’s blade is sharpest. A flashy distraction from the game’s true, beating, ironclad heart: the combat.
There’s a lot going on, from a confusing faction war metagame that sees players working together to conquer territory, to modes like Dominion where you fight to capture and defend points on a map. You can tell the developers earnestly believe that burly warriors decked out in ornate armour pummelling each other with deadly weapons is as good as it gets. There’s not a trace of cynicism in For Honor. They’re fighting because it’s cool, and there’s something endearing about the way the game takes a gleaming broadsword to historical accuracy to make it as enjoyable a celebration of medieval combat possible. It makes no sense for these chronologically distinct factions to be fighting for control of the same continent, but it doesn’t really matter. If you showed a historian footage of For Honor, a game in which samurai, vikings, and knights fight each other, they’d spit their tea out and politely ask you to leave. Read our affiliates policy (opens in new tab) Reviewed on GTX 1070, Intel i5-6600K, 16GB RAM The first team to complete their objective first will win the match.What is it? Medieval brawler featuring samurai, vikings, and knights, oh my. The other team is tasked with defending and stopping them until either time runs out or the ram is destroyed. Breach - A team of attackers is tasked with escorting a battering ram to smash through two gates with the ultimate goal being to slay the enemy commander.The first team to capture all three shrines and defend them until time runs out or the team which has the most offerings when time runs out will be declared the winner. Tribute - Teams have to steal offerings from opposing shrines, while defending their own, and place them on their own which will grant them a power-up.The team that eliminates the other first will win. Elimination - A four-on-four duel on a bigger battlefield.
Once a team earns enough points, they will have to eliminate the other team to win the match. Instead, points are earned from killing certain enemies instead of by capturing points.
The team that kills all the players of the breaking team will win. Once a team reaches 1000 points, the other will begin to break, meaning they cannot respawn unless revived. Dominion - Capture and secure objectives on a battlefield which give you 100 points for securing them - 100 points you can lose if the enemy team secures them.Members of this class include the lawbringer, centurion, gryphon, valkyrie, highlander, nobushi, arumusha, shaolin, and zhanhu. Hybrid - Hybrids are a combination class of two of the above three categories and have some skills limited to them.A good defensive class for holding point, heroes in this category include the conqueror, black prior, warlord, jormungandr, shugoki, hitokiri, and jiang jun. Heavy - These are tanks that are more resistant to damage at the cost of having slower attacks.Heroes of this class include the peacekeeper, gladiator, berserker, shaman, orochi, shinobi, and nuxia. You also have to constantly shift blocking directions with them since they will expire after a short duration. Assassin - They are quick and efficient at dueling enemies but their attacks don't deal as much damage as some, making them better in one-on-one fights.Heroes belonging to the vanguard class include the warden, raider, kensei, tiandi, and warmonger.
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