Release Date: October 16, 2012
Chivalry: Medieval Warfare is a multiplayer only action game developed by the independent studio Torn Banner. In the game, we take on the role of medieval warriors and take part in a bloody conflict between the Mason Order and the Agatha Knights. Up to 32 players can partake in spectacular battles. On each battlefield each player controls one warrior. Every available character has different equipment and plays a different role on the battlefield.
Chivalry: Medieval Warfare is a third-person perspective action game set in a medieval world. The game is a commercial successor to a popular mod called Age of Chivalry. The developers treated the mod as foundation on which they build something more ambitious. Chivalry is powered by Unreal Engine 3.0.
At the beginning, we choose our warrior and then the side we’ll fight for, either the Mason Order or the Knights of Agatha. The game offers many character classes, namely: archers, men-at-arms, vanguards and knights. The battles are fought using all kinds of medieval weaponry and equipment. The advanced combat system allows for full control of our attacks and defense.
The battles are fought in many different locations, both those out in the wild, and even in the middle of a town under siege. The game is also enriched by medieval siege engines, such as catapults, trebuchets and boiling oil, which we also can use.
Platforms:
PC Windows October 16, 2012
Xbox 360 December 3, 2014
PlayStation 3 December 3, 2014
PlayStation 4 December 1, 2015
Xbox One December 1, 2015
Developer: Torn Banner Studios
Publisher: Torn Banner Studios
System Requirements for Chivalry: Medieval Warfare Video Game:
PC / Windows
Recommended System Requirements:
Core 2 Duo 2.4 GHz, 2 GB RAM (4 GB RAM - Vista/7), graphic card 512 MB (GeForce 8800 GT or better), 3 GB HDD, Windows XP/Vista/7, Internet connection.
List of Game Expansions for Video Game:
Expansion
November 14, 2013
Action
Chivalry: Deadliest Warrior is a Torn Banner extension to Chivalry: Medieval Warfare. It introduces new characters into online battles, including Vikings, Spartan and Samurai. Each of these warriors received his own fighting style and armament. There were also new maps.
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Game Ratings for Chivalry: Medieval Warfare Video Game.
Wccftech: 7.4 / 10 by Rosh Kelly
Though it might not be the next AAA FPS to attempt to dethrone Call of Duty, it offers a remarkable amount of variety and fun in its package. This is an experience only just arriving on the console shores and one that looks to pave the way for more to come in the future. Great fun, easy to play and very chaotic. The perfect Christmas present.
Gamers FTW: 4.7 / 10 by Jonathon Shilling
Chivalry: Medieval Warfare is overall a great idea, wrapped up in a mundane game. It has its moments when it all "clicks", but they're only moments. Being multiplayer-focused (when the game is begging for an epic SP campaign) the game has a large dependence of its online community - that is already dwindling on some servers - and lacklustre content (though varied), makes it a game that is hard to recommend, and non-compelling to go back to. Though the PC version looks more entertaining at the least with its modding capabilities.
COGconnected: 70 / 100 by Ahmed Mohamed
Even with all that said though, it is truly disappointing to have to experience a very solid game that is surrounded by awful visual and audio efforts.
Average score from votes.