Orange warn-o-blorps caution you about incoming unblockable attacks, so you can dodge. Red flashes show where an attack is coming from. Luckily, no such subtlety is needed in For Honor, which is (for better or worse) overrun with on-screen prompts and warnings. Millimetre wibbles of the mouse, composed swings and drags, precise twitching, contortionist dodging, all with a clean-yet-warped FOV. But a lot of the skill of that first-person sword swinger is too subtle for chumps like me. Mordhau has that wonderful medieval flavour. It’s more welcoming to new players than MordhauĪt least I think so. This was always a good game, but now it’s at its goodest. He just decapitated somebody without an ounce of lag. In summary: don’t listen to past Brendan, he is an idiot. Importantly, it now has dedicated servers, which has solved the metric fudge-tonne of connection problems it had at launch. It’s got new maps, modes, characters, and silly execution animations. Nearly two years later and I am a destitute buffoon, eating leftover rice from a wet box, while For Honor is the king, with a recent expansion and regular updates. “Additions to the roster don’t feel like enough to save a game with a barrel of other flaws,” I wrote about For Honor in 2017, sitting atop a smug throne of videogame cartridges. Just putting this up at the top, for the avoidance of doubt.
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