![]() ![]() Nearly all of the attacks can be countered if you know how. The whole package feels like it’s got some good ideas to build from, but suffers from some bloat. Your stance determines the angle of your attacks, as well as the angle of the attacks you’re prepared to block: If both your stance and your opponents are high, you’ll clash swords instead of striking a hit. On consoles, the right thumbstick lets you choose one of three guard stances: left, right and high. The core of the game is dueling, which revolves around paying attention to minute movements and “stance” of your opponent. There are three factions - Knights, Vikings and Samurai - each with a different set of characters, and all those characters play a little differently from one another. Mechanic maniaįor Honor is a sword-fighting game. The game has many, many layers of mechanics, and while they can add some layers to the strategy of battle, mostly they serve to get in the way of For Honor’s simpler, purer soul. ![]() But often, that great idea is buried under a mountain of other stuff. It’s a pitched battle between two stalwart foes, where only reaction times, careful focus, and clever play determine the victor. There’s a fun, smart idea humming away at the heart of For Honor, and you sometimes get a really good look at it. Ubisoft Forward June 2021: When it airs, how to watch, and what to expect Scarlet Nexus: 6 essential tips and tricks for beginners Ubisoft Forward September 2022: How to watch, what to expect ![]()
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