For Honor

While the idea was nice, this game is fundamentally unfair. Half the game is loaded with cheaters and they get away with it. A game only doesn't count as a loss if you leave if all your teammates left, while it's a guaranteed loss after 2 leave (and even more definite if opponents cheat). Ubisoft should REALLY get on top of this cheating problem, it ruins the game, which already had a super toxic fanbase to begin with. The characters and rules for revenge are incredibly unbalanced and thus unfair. If playing this game fills you with rage and gives you high blood pressure, bless your heart. You're one of the few players with "honor"

I have been playing For honor since the open beta. after that point it has consistently been one of my favorite games of the year. The main reason why it is so fun to play is the fact that is so rewarding to do well in online matches. There is a great amount of customization with many colors, Paint types, and ornaments. tough the game requires a learning curb it is really amusing to play and with friends the game is amazing. I firmly believe that this is a great game for people who like fighting games due to the combos and chains. there are three main factions to choose from The Knights of Ashfeld, The Vikings of Valkenheim, and the Samurai of The Myre. one major problem with the game is balance. many characters aren't as strong as others, however it is my belief that ever character can kill any other character.

The game is rated m for mature but I would say is okay do eleven and up. There is executions but they don't depict very much. There is also not a lot of blood. I have watch my son play the game and I actually think it is an awesome game. The game is just wonderful and delightful. It is no worse then the knife combat in battle field one.

A beautiful game which is plagued with clunky combat. What a disappointment this one was... Glad I only rented it.

This game is very mild for a title with the "M" rating. Sure, it has blood, but it can be turned off. The main concern to parents are the assassinations. Although they are optional, they can be pretty intense. One features a samurai decapitating they opponent. Keep in mind though, that you have to be trying during the fight to get an assassination. If your kid plays Sky rim, Dark Souls, or any first person shooter, than this should be fine. In the campaign, there is problem solving and no objectives located on the map, so you have to figure this out yourself. The multiplayer is more strategy than problem solving. Over all I think this game is for fairly mature 11 year old people and up.