For Honor Gaming Review - GameYan Studio

Well, look at you, Ubisoft, giving us some original titles like For Honor and acting like a grown up game development company trying to do original things. Sort of.

It wasn’t that long ago Ubisoft took an interesting chance with Rainbow Six: Seige, a highly tactical, slow-paced shooter that has managed to capture itself a dedicated audience who appreciate the emphasis on skill over pure twitch shooting.

It seems Ubisoft want to repeat their success but in a very different setting. Enter the game. Who doesn’t want to see a knight go up against Vikings? Or a fat samurai tackling a colossal armored foe?

For Honor believes that everyone wants to see these epic fights and therefore presents a completely bonkers reason for why this could happen. Most importantly, though, this is a game about skill and some awesome multiplayer that pits twelve heroes against each other.

But, before we get to that we have to tackle the single player campaign where Ubisoft realized you can save a lot of time and effort in animation when your characters are almost all wearing helmets.