For Honor is everything Brendan says it is in his review – an often broken and bruising game that assaults your senses with indicators and split second decisions, as well as assaulting your sanity with frequent network issues and inexplicable matchmaking bugs. It’s also my favourite game so far this year, thanks to a deliciously layered combat system that draws you in piece by piece while you learn, adapt and try to master the simple yet versatile brawling. Let me explain to you why it’s great and why it urgently needs fixing. … [visit site to read more]
For Honor s rough edges hide a diamond worth polishing
