Customer Ratings & Reviews

I found it tough to get in to. You definitely have to practice, but I found it at some points unenjoyable.

Doesn't meet expectations or hype, good idea tho Lots of add ons for more money. Not worth the price

I really tried to like this game, but the campaign is short and easy, and I just don't enjoy the multi.

This game is not bad, but I feel needs a little more content. Its a little to one dimensional at times.

We could not get the game to install and once opened couldn't return. Out $60 - not pleased!

Very repetitive. Was bored with it on the first set of chapters.

Wasn’t my play style. On a positive note I can say it was definitely different

So bought on ps4 but xbone has the edge, live is a little better than psn, sadly it's true.

Game didn't keep my son's attention as well as other's I have bought.

Would like the game more if there were options where you don't have to be online

Main problem with this game is online play. Otherwise it’s really fun

Campaign was OK.... then I went to multiplayer and it just didn't stick.

it was decent wasn't great in my opinion love it or hate it i guess

Took over an hour to download and after it finished i still needed to get a different account with Ubisoft before i could play. So after doing that the servers were down all night. Dont waste your money on a unreliable game.

Game is decent but the always online requirement is annoying.

When I am able to play a full match the game is amazing.

Game is pretty good, purchased it after seeing reviews

the games is for my son, so I don't know much about it

I was able to play this game at E3 2015. I'm sure the final version will have minor differences but I will share my experience with the game. For Honor is very much a cooperative effort with your four teammates. You will have a tough time if you try to go "5150" on your team members and take down the enemy on your own. During my match I played on the defenders as the second defender. There were three bases A, B and C that we were trying to take a hold of. The goal was to get to 1,000 points to make your enemy army feel defeated and give them the finale blow before winning the battle. From my experience, you earn points the more bases you take over. My defender teammates would call out bases they intended to take over or defend. You and your teammates can team up on an opponent, but it will leave you vulnerable. If no one is there to defend your base, another team can run to it and claim it. Similar to capture the flag type games. There are also perks you earn as you kill off your enemies. You can head over to your fellow soldiers and inspire them as a perk, heal yourself or kill a bunch of your enemies by using a catapult. You do have the option to customize your character. There were different armor options and you can choose between playing as a male or female. There is no statistical benefit from playing as a male versus a female. They are equal matches. I choose to play as a male. I didn’t have much time to look through the armor options, but there were at least four I was able to choose from. The main concerning aspect is whether the gameplay will get repetitive. While the excitement of battle stayed strong throughout the 25 minutes I played, I’m having a difficult time seeing the replay value in the game. The game could get boring once you settle into the game and the controls become second nature. Check out the trailer online for an example of graphics quality. I did find the graphics to be crisp and well polished.

This game needs some serious work, it has a very poor server and is next to impossible to find decent games to play. Great visuals, decent controller scheme, but not worth full price.