The sound of steel against steel, your fellow warriors being slain in front of you. Should you turn and run or face the overwhelming odds head on? Do you fight just to win or do you fight For Honor? To celebrate the release of For Honor which hit South African stores on the 14th Feb 2017, Megarom is giving 1 very lucky reader the chance to win the game on PlayStation 4.
Carve a path of destruction through the battlefield fighting for guts, glory, and survival in For Honor, a new melee action game developed by Ubisoft Montreal in collaboration with other Ubisoft studios.
Enter the chaos of a raging war as a Knight, Viking, or Samurai, three of the greatest warrior legacies. For Honor is a fast-paced and immersive experience, mixing skill with visceral, never-before-seen melee combat.
Choose from 12 Heroes among the three legendary Knight, Viking, and Samurai factions. Battle in visceral action-combat across five multiplayer modes where you’ll fight to control territory or win epic duels against your friends. In the memorable story mode, storm castles, conquer territories, and defend your people against the wrath of the warlord Apollyon solo or in online co-op.
For Honor is available Valentine’s Day, February 14, 2017 on Xbox One, PlayStation®4 system, and Windows PC.
To stand a chance of winning For Honor (on PS4) and the awesome T-Shirt (XL), all you need to do is quote a line from our review (in the comments section below). Please use a working email address.
The Giveaway/Competition closes 10th March 2017.
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“The battle cries of your fellow soldiers as you storm the enemy stronghold, the clash of steel against steel and the flash of red as your ally gets skewered by an enemy spear”
“But in death, I learned how to become a better player.” The true gamers motto
“YOU HAVE MY SWORD, AND MY BOW, AND MY AXE”
I won’t lie, I died a lot in For Honor. But in death, I learned how to become a better player.
Deciding when to run can be just as important as deciding when to attack
“The sound of steel against steel, your fellow warriors being slain in front of you”
I won’t lie, I died a lot in For Honor.
“I won’t lie, I died a lot in For Honor. But in death, I learned how to become a better player.”
“I won’t lie, I died a lot in For Honor. But in death, I learned how to become a better player.”
“I won’t lie, I died a lot in For Honor. But in death, I learned how to become a better player.”
For Honor is a fast-paced and immersive experience, mixing skill with visceral, never-before-seen melee combat.
“Both these modes make for some of the tensest moments in the game.”
“I hope that For Honor is a franchise that Ubisoft will continue to build on for years and years. You have my sword, and my bow, and my axe!”
“Deciding when to run can be just as important as deciding when to attack“
“Deciding when to run can be just as important as deciding when to attack…”
This mode is probably to most chaotic and sometimes most frustrating
“But in death, I learned how to become a better player.”
“I won’t lie, I died a lot in For Honor. But in death, I learned how to become a better player.” – Truly shows the spirit and determination of true ‘For Honor’ players.
“I soon realized that it was truly better to sometimes run and live to fight another day.”
Knowing each heroes effective range, speed and abilities can be the difference between life and death.
Its chaotic nature makes you truly feel like being part of a large-scale battle and good teamwork can lead to a landslide victory.
The chaos of large-scale battles and the intimacy of a one-on-one duel are the moments where the game truly excelled.
This mode is probably to most chaotic and sometimes most frustrating
Love this quote: “The sound of steel against steel, your fellow warriors being slain in front of you”
“I won’t lie, I died a lot in For Honor.”
“The single player campaign, although not groundbreaking, weaves an interesting tale and does an adequate job of teaching players the game’s mechanics.”
“Far be it from me to think of men less than I just because I have a protective outer skeleton”
– Our Review 1876,
“It’s not difficult to compare For Honor to a fighting game such as Street Fighter as the more time players spend on learning their heroes various combo’s, the better they will fare in combat.”
The chaos of large-scale battles and the intimacy of a one-on-one duel are the moments where the game truly excelled.
“I won’t lie, I died a lot in For Honor. But in death, I learned how to become a better player. For Honor‘s battle system rewards those that take the time to learn it’s nuances and punishes those that don’t.”
The chaos of large-scale battles and the intimacy of a one-on-one duel are the moments where the game truly excelled.
“Deciding when to run can be just as important as deciding when to attack “
“Knowing each heroes effective range, speed and abilities can be the difference between life and death.”
“Hopefully, Ubisoft will sort these issues out in the coming months.”
“Carve a path of destruction through the battlefield fighting for guts, glory, and survival in For Honor, a new melee action game developed by Ubisoft Montreal in collaboration with other Ubisoft studios.”
“Its chaotic nature makes you truly feel like being part of a large-scale battle and good teamwork can lead to a landslide victory”
“I won’t lie, I died a lot in For Honor. But in death, I learned how to become a better player.”
“I won’t lie, I died a lot in For Honor. But in death, I learned how to become a better player.”
“I won’t lie, I died a lot in For Honor. But in death, I learned how to become a better player.”
For Honor is a fast-paced and immersive experience, mixing skill with visceral, never-before-seen melee combat.
ts chaotic nature makes you truly feel like being part of a large-scale battle and good teamwork can lead to a landslide victory.
“Carve a path of destruction through the battlefield fighting for guts, glory, and survival in For Honor, a new melee action game developed by Ubisoft Montreal in collaboration with other Ubisoft studios.”
Each hero has a stamina gauge that, once depleted, leaves the player in a weakened state.
awesome
“You have my sword, and my bow, and my axe!”
Who would win in a battle to the death between a Knight, a Samurai and a Viking?
When in combat, heroes have three stances available to them: up, left or right. By changing their stance, players can attack from these directions.
“While I was initially concerned that it wouldn’t be much more than a button smashing fest, the combat system actually works amazingly well.” Need this game so bad and in my life.
“I won’t lie, I died a lot in For Honor. But in death, I learned how to become a better player.”
Oh man, I want this game. Please pick me Random Name Generator!
“You have my sword, and my bow, and my axe!”
“The Chosen (Samurai), The Warborn (Vikings) and The Black Legion (The Knights).”
“Players who spend time playing multiplayer will be rewarded with experience points and equipment.”
“I hope that For Honor is a franchise that Ubisoft will continue to build on for years and years. You have my sword, and my bow, and my axe!”
The Samurai have the Kensei, Shugoki, Orochi, and Nobushi.
“I died a lot in For Honor. But in death, I learned how to become a better player. For Honor‘s battle system rewards those that take the time to learn it’s nuances and punishes those that don’t.”
“I died a lot in For Honor.”
“I won’t lie, I died a lot in For Honor. But in death, I learned how to become a better player.”
It’s not difficult to compare For Honor to a fighting game such as Street Fighter as the more time players spend on learning their heroes various combo’s, the better they will fare in combat
It’s not difficult to compare For Honor to a fighting game such as Street Fighter as the more time players spend on learning their heroes various combo’s, the better they will fare in combat
“Knowing each heroes effective range, speed and abilities can be the difference between life and death.”
Duels and Brawls have players facing each other in one-on-one combat or teams of two
“I won’t lie, I died a lot in For Honor. But in death, I learned how to become a better player.”
For Honor is a fast-paced and immersive experience, mixing skill with visceral, never-before-seen melee combat.