Chivalry 2

Chivalry 2 still has a good amount of players engaging in its chaotic battles even a couple of weeks after release. But joining a server full of real humans without any bots is getting harder and harder—which is a bad sign for a game that’s so young. But the server browser helps with this problem, and there always seems to be a dedicated group of players willing to slash each other for fun.

First and foremost, Chivalry 2 is an excellent medieval fighting game. The combat system is incredibly rewarding and nuanced, with a wide array of weapons

That fun amid the chaos is what will keep players sated, but to keep them coming back, Torn Banner will need to add more content. The eight maps are fun but players will need more levels to battle through and more cosmetic gear to collect using the in-game currencies. Torn Banner also needs to add quality-of-life improvements because customizing characters in and out of battle is clunky. Those issues are scheduled to be addressed as the developer views the game as project built for the long haul. In the meantime, players can continue getting lost in the screams and fun of medieval battle.

All that stands between you and glory on the battlefield are 63 other players trying to make a name for themselves. Chivalry 2 takes almost everything up a notch in the world of medieval battlers. The intricate combat system that is easy to learn, hard...

Chivalry 2 was a pleasant surprise, and something totally different in the PvP realm for me. There are a few bugs that need to be fixed, but the maps are gorgeous and the gameplay is engaging and fun. The humor and endless ways you can die are very...

A brilliant mix of high skill and low comedy, and the best medieval combat game out there.

Those that enjoy games that are bloody, bombastic, and have a pinch of humor will find an excellent experience in Chivalry 2. It's approachable, smooth, and an excellent time with friends. Plus, there's the promise of free content on the horizon, which should make the current offering even more appealing to those that engage with it. While there are some minor technical issues to be sorted out here and there, it's still one of the most enjoyable experiences to come out of 2021 so far.

A first-person slasher for Monty Python fans rather than reenactors, Chivalry 2's unswerving dedication to fun and goofiness makes it a rare treat in modern multiplayer gaming.