Sep 16, 2016 11:45 AM EDT By Shunie Pearl C. Dela Cruz, UniversityHerald Reporter

"Recore" and "For Honor" are two games set to be released separately in PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC. However, reviews revealed glitches about on "Recore" featuring jerky animations, bad graphics and voice acting that do not match up and more loading times. "For Honor" on the other hand is rumored to launch its single player mode featuring Apollyon as the character.

iDigital Times released a review on the mid-tier game called "Recore" where the flaws of the game has been revealed. But, before dripping into its weaknesses, the strengths of the game have also been noted such as lower price, original IP and fun gameplay. In the newest gameplay, aside from Mack, Joule will have another two robot sidekicks - climbing spider bot and strong ape-bot. Both are expected to make the players thumb twiddling.

The downsides of "Recore" include jerky animations, bad voice acting that doesn't match up with the graphics and more loading times which identified to as the biggest issue in the gameplay. According to the review, loading times that takes one a half minute will make you want to switch to other games. 20 seconds gameplay will have you four minutes waiting time. Which is most probably will drive the players to insanity.

On the other hand, another game is emerging in the market today from the developer Ubisoft. "For Honor" is heading towards an alpha test from September 15 to September 18 on Xbox One, PC and PlayStation 4. Game Spot reported that players will gain an access to the four warriors as announced by Ubisoft. Raider, Orochi, Kensei and Warden were announced by Ubisoft during Gamescom.

Despite the clamor over the multiplayer, the single-player campaign for "For Honor" is heading to start soon. The game story will feature another character named Apollyon who orchestrated the fight between knights, Vikings and samurais that has started since time immemorial, Game Spot added.

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