Honor Battle Reviews

I think that for beginners in shooter games this is a good game to start with, because the cs is very fast for them, but here everything is calmer

Honor Battle is an exciting and challenging game that tests your strategic skills in combat. The graphics are impressive, and the gameplay is fast-paced and addictive. I love the variety of characters and abilities that you can unlock as you progress through the game. Overall, Honor Battle is a fantastic mobile game that will keep you entertained for hours. Highly recommend giving it a try!

Honor Battle is a thrilling action game where players take on the role of a defender against a brutal terrorist insurgency.

The graphics of the game are made in a colorful and detailed style, which allows you to fully immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the Middle Ages. The musical accompaniment also perfectly complements the game process

Action first-person shooter with pleasant controls. I would like to see more different locations, but there are enough varieties of weapons, there is even a bow! I hope the game gets updates in the future as it looks good for a newbie project!

This game will replace CS GO2 for you, because it is much better than this cs go with a bad and aggressive community. Practice aiming at it, and just enjoy the juicy gameplay

Overall, Honor Battle is a great game for fans of the action rpg genre who appreciate high-quality gameplay and an exciting storyline. I recommend this game to all fans of action and adventure!

Honor Battle is an action-packed mobile game that will keep you on the edge of your seat. The graphics are stunning, and the gameplay is fluid and responsive. There's a wide variety of characters to choose from, each with their own unique abilities. The game modes are varied and offer a challenge for players of all skill levels. Whether you're a casual gamer or a hardcore enthusiast, Honor Battle is sure to provide hours of entertainment.

The gameplay is incredibly addictive, and the wide variety of characters and weapons makes the game incredibly enjoyable. Additionally, I appreciate the regular updates and new content that keep the game fresh and exciting. In summary, I highly recommend Honor Battle to anyone seeking an action-packed gaming experience.

TLDR: Crap shovelware meant to be sold to dubious game key resellers. DO NOT waste your money. I only bought it to leave a warning. Not sure where to begin. I knew going in the game would be bad, but it surpassed my expectations. The level seems to have been made using a nice looking asset pack by [url=https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/3d/environments/industrial/rpg-fps-game-assets-for-pc-mobile-industrial-set-v4-0-118988]Dimitrii Kutsenko[/url]. Then it was vandalized by these no-talent idiots. Looks like they just took the sample scene included in the pack, made a few cosmetic changes, and broke some stuff. [list] [*] The lighting is horrible (but that's the least of the problems) [*] Those big corrugated tin walls in the screenshots are there as visblockers so you can't see the map ends right behind them. [*] Some of the in-game menus art looks suspiciously familiar. [*] There is a mission button that takes you to a screen where you can equip 1 of 4 rifles. Only problem is first one is free, second one costs 1000 gold. The first day log in reward is only 500 gold. And it wouldn't let me equip the free one anyway until I went through some of the boot camp missions. [*] The daily log-in for rewards, in a single-player game makes me suspicious. Are they going to sneak cash transactions in later? Or maybe a crypto-miner? The sample scene in the asset pack looked like it had some form of network code for multiplayer. Or is it just to make the unfortunate people who mistakenly paid for this game exceed the 2hour/2 week return limit on Steam? [*] The second tutorial pretends to tell you something about the minimap, but the text is in placeholder Latin. [*] Once that minimap tutorial pops, you can't get the minimap out of the center of the screen, completely obscuring your view of the level. This persists even when you change maps. [*] You get "dramatic" slow mo shots of some kills. These include seeing three pristine, unfired, bullets still in their casings with intact primers slamming into the target. I fired one shot to the head, is the rifle equipped with self replicating bullets? Someone has no idea of how guns actually work or simply doesn't care. [*] Once you get out of the boot camp and into an actual mission it gets worse. There all sorts of floating props and buildings in mid-air. Some of the buildings have no collision and no floor, so if you bump through a wall you fall right out the bottom of the map. You can also just run off the edge of the map. [*] The level looks like it was built merely to stage the store screenshots, not for anyone to actually play on it. Even there they screwed it up. On the store page you can clearly see in screenshot 6 that there is nothing beyond the edge of the map and there is a smokestack floating in mid-air. There are multiple screenshots (look like from the boot camp levels) that show they broke the UV mapping on the cargo containers they're using. The entire texture has been offset down by about half the height of the container, so the bottom of the container is above the top. And the doors are on the sides rather than the ends. [*] The after mission screen buttons do not work, because your cursor is still locked and invisible. If you hit escape, it brings up what looks like a dev cheat menu, but then the buttons at the bottom of the screen work. Or you can just use the dev menu to grant you all weapons and get back to the main menu. Only problem is that when you get back to the main menu, your cursor has gone missing again and the only way to get out of the game is alt-F4. [*] There is more, but I think you get the point. [/list] It being the internet, someone will undoubtedly say "Can you do better?" Yes, I can and I have. I've worked in game design both tabletop RPGs and computer games for over 30 years. I've built levels for both MMOs and shooters in Unity and other engines. Don't know how many times people have said I'm making that up. Don't care. My main goal in buying this turd and leaving a review is to hopefully encourage others who see games like this on Steam to leave a review of their own or make their views known to Steam. The hardest part of publishing as an indie dev is getting your game noticed in the first place and the flood of garbage games like this that are released on a daily basis make it that much harder. Lastly, check out Dynamite It!, Let's go Home, Archery Simulator, Construction Helper, Jets Killer, & Oil Truck Transporter. Look at the positive reviews and it should be pretty easy to spot a pattern in the names. Somehow all these games got 10 reviews within a few days of launch. Ten reviews is the threshold at which the Steam algorithm actually notices your game and begins recommending it to people. Seems like someone is gaming the system, while I've seen legitimate indie games hobble along with only 2 or 3 reviews for weeks because the dev played by the rules. So when a dev says wishlists and reviews help them out, they are not kidding.