Episode Four improves on its predecessor in most ways and sets the stage for an explosive finale.

Exploration more engaging; choices bear heavier consequences; music still great

Gameplay improved but still lacking; control still clunky at times; some frivolous interactions

I bought this during Black Friday and the campaign is fun to play in. After getting that out of the way I join a faction in MP. Now here the thing there are plenty of people who've been playing the game since the game came out so there a huge gap in skill.

Great game. Very skill and strategy based. Not a run and gun kind of game. It has server issues, but Ubisoft is going to dedicated servers this month. So with that correction it makes the 5 star rating.

This game started out great when it first released and went downhill from there, the only character build worth anyones time now are the revenge mode builds...

The campaign's story falls to earth with a thud, and technical problems are currently marring its online component, but For Honor 's masterful presentation and combat rescue it from mediocrity. Given a few patches, it'll be a force to be reckoned with.

Fluid, tactical combat; Clever level design; Beautiful presentation

Connection problems and other technical quirks hamper the multiplayer; Campaign story has lofty goals, but doesn't manage to reach them

Game came fast...but was too greasy and smudged to work at all after its 6 hour download. Cleaned it thoroughly twice and still didn't work. Won't be using music magpie again

One of the best new fighting games of the last several years, and all the more exciting because of its originality and accessibility.

The combat system is excellent, with plenty of depth and a wide range of highly varied class types; Plenty of multiplayer modes, including an excellent one-on-one mode

The story campaign is predictably bad, leaving nothing of interest in terms of single-player; Larger battles can become too chaotic, and unwinnable without solid teamwork