Almost nine years after the release of the original Chivalry, fans will soon be able to jump into Chivalry 2, which promises bigger and nastier battles when it arrives in June.
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Battle the ultimate warrior in a showdown in Chivalry 2
When Chivalry was released in 2012, it took the world by storm, drawing in major streamers like Lirik, as well as casual gamers. The brutal and meaty combat, which offered a depth all its own, was addictive and challenging and brought something completely new to the table. It was a multiplayer game that allowed players to dive in and experience intense battles and castle sieges, all without ever having to leave your house.
Now, as developer Torn Banner prepares for the June release of Chivalry 2, it's hard not to be excited for the next chapter in this chaotic medieval fighter, especially when digging deeper into what the studio has planned.
One of the most notable aspects of Chivalry 2, and something the previous game did well, is the sheer number of players. By squeezing 64 players into each map, Torn Banner gives players plenty of room to explore and create their own scenarios within the larger battlefield. This ensures that large maps feel alive and players constantly encounter smaller skirmishes as they move around, and it helps create a unique experience for each match, which can extend the game's lifespan after release.
