MORDHAU

Masterful combat, a heap of interactive elements, and delightfully indulging gore all interweave to create something close to a masterpiece.

Mordhau is not for those who want a multiplayer experience that’s easy to drop into and utterly destroy foes. However, the joy of mastering its challenging system as well as memorable moments of violent ballet make these engrossing battles unique.

Mordhau is tough, violent, beautiful, and doesn't pull its punches. Despite an intense learning curve that could be better alleviated with more tutorials or better practice tools, its supreme swordplay and combat mechanics eventually outshine any initial frustration. The scale of battle is overwhelming and chaotic, but there's a definite sense to all the nonsense that, once you uncover it, gives you an incredible rush every time you go toe-to-toe with the enemy--even if you don't come out the other side intact.

Mordhau is like a spiritual successor of Chivalry. Its cleverly-designed combat system and its Frontline mode will give you many, many hours of fun.

Overall, Mordhau delivers a lot of medieval fun. The fights are exciting and thanks to the big selection of weapons there’s one for every taste. The fact that there aren’t very many maps and the lackluster battle royale mode hold the game back a little bit. But it still delivers what it promises and is definitely worth your attention.

A violent battle against dozens of swords, archs and war machines. The battle system is great and the ideas around the combat are one of the greatest in the genre. Needs to improve his content, visuals and sound.

On paper, Mordhau could look like any medieval brawler as we have seen for years. But in reality, it knows how to stand out with a combat system that is halfway between the arcade game and the realistic one, and a rather advanced personalization. We only regret the low number of cards and game modes, hoping that it will be completed in the near future via a few updates. However, everything is counterbalanced by a chubby humour that hits the target and will give you (at least) a few dozen hours of fun, with or without friends.

Amazing game. Best melee fighting physics that I have ever seen in a game yet. Great balancing of all classes and weapon types. A lot better than Chivalry 2 in my opinion. Check it out if you like medieval fighting games!

Mordhau, though its gameplay mechanics are crisp, is a game that suffers from a ridiculously high skill curve in PVP. PvE modes are enjoyable but do get bland after repetition.

Это всё было очень весело конечно жаль что быстро надоело гейплей не самый вариативный

Game it´s dead now, don´t waste your time and money... there is only Viceous Tryhards left and the game it´s very indie, don´t flow like a AAA, and cause of that your K/D will be the worst ever... just like old COD games after 3 years...

→ Sus à l’ennemi ! Les développeurs ont souhaités axé le gameplay sur la technicité des combats, en résulte au final que les duels sont remportés par le joueur qui aura le meilleur timing d'un coup donné, ou la chance d'avoir un camarade qui passe par là pour prendre en surnombre l'adversaire. J'ai donc trouvé le gameplay de Mordhau vraiment fade, c'est dommage car son univers médiéval est quant à lui intéressant. For the King ! Sortie en avril 2019 / Développé par Triternion (studio indépendant Slovène).