Recent reviews by mikey

Wasn't a big fan of Chivalry, controls were really goofy to me back then.
Mordhau makes controls/combat easy to learn, hard to master.
Crazy amounts of customization, and zero micro-transactions (at this point).
Incredible graphics, physics, and detail (especially) for a small indie team.

The best bit though, is being in a huge team battle, and hearing the bard playing the pokemon battle theme on his lute just behind you.

Fun for about 5 hours of game time, then got incredibly boring and underwhelming.
Story lacked originality (copy and paste of FC3/4).
The ending I chose was a big build up for nothing.
if you care

If you choose to kill the main dude (which you don't kill him anyway), basically Russia launches nukes and destroys everything, which is hinted at quite heavily on the radio if you pay attention. That's the religious fire they were "preparing" for. From there to when the story completely ends is bascially a 10 min cutscene, and the world is unaffected if you load back in.

Might be worth trying if $20, and if you don't mind giving it to Ubi.

At time of writing this, I've played 8 games (and died 8 times)


The game is very similar to Escape From Tarkov, but with every player having the same goal(s), being the monster and bounty, and extracting. Takes place in a post-apocalyptic world, where you spend money on recruiting hunters, and taking them into the hunt. Starting with $666, you typically spend $75-$150 on tier 1 hunters. If you extract with the hunter, you can keep playing with them, upgrade them, and get better gear. If you die, you'll have to get another hunter and start again. You also earn account xp that unlocks more items in the store for your hunters.


1. Servers
- Occasional server-side lag spikes currently running 104.7 mb/s down, 10.9 mb/s up
- Occasionally waiting for servers to free up to play
- Only NA and EU servers available

2. Solo
- It seems the contract monsters are just as hard in solo as in a team


1. Currency
- You will blow through the starting money when you're first getting used to the game
- You don't get money for killing grunts, hellhounds, hives, etc.

2. Difficulty
- The game provides a challenge


1. Gameplay
- Incredibly immersive
- A game could put 2k hours into and still come back for more

2. Graphics
- Stunning detail
- Beautiful lighting

3. Optimization
- Runs very smooth
- High FPS
1700 Nvidia GTX, i7-6700
A lot of people would disagree with me on that, but I havent seen a drop in FPS unless a ton of audio is going off at once (which I get on many games anyway).

I love the game, I understand they have a lot of small details to work on, and some bigger ones like servers and balancing. but I think the end result will be well worth it.

The perfect mix between CSGO and CoD:
It has the general physics and feel (after a while) of CSGO, while retaining the fun "Run and Gun" aspects of CoD.
The only true issue I've spotted is that there are not enough players, particularly in the US. Servers are sparse and spread wide, and you'll be lucky to find a game in the US at any given moment in the day.
However,
If you're willing to put up with some lag for a while while they work on a better marketing scheme, I don't think you'd regret it.

Plus, it's F2P, why not give it a shot?