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Chivalry 2 is a PERFECT GAME, it is 10/10 it is better than Mordhau easialy, and mordhau is amazing. Chivalry 2 is a masterpiece I love it.

After originally giving it a 9/10 based on the pure fun I was having I need to amend my score.Several months after my purchase I can't findAfter originally giving it a 9/10 based on the pure fun I was having I need to amend my score.Several months after my purchase I can't find a game with more than 12 or so players in it.Since July I haven't been able to get into on of the 64 player clashes that I enjoyed so much.After taking a break in August when the player base was dwindling and jumping online late November nothing has changed.A quick search and I see that the devs are investigating server issues in my region.I have no problem with Insurgency Sandstorm, which I purchase after Chivalry 2, so why can't Chivarly get it right?I did enjoy it I did, but its an online only game and the servers a faulty.Game has been traded, score adjusted accordingly

Server issues make this game unplayable. Poor hit detection and lag take all the fun out of this game. A shame because on release i would'veServer issues make this game unplayable. Poor hit detection and lag take all the fun out of this game. A shame because on release i would've given this game a 10/10.

Good concept, but it's not beginner friendly at all. There doesn't seem to he any kind of match making, therefore, as a low level player youGood concept, but it's not beginner friendly at all. There doesn't seem to he any kind of match making, therefore, as a low level player you have to compete with and against high level players. The interface is catastrophic. No previews on certain items or voices. Controlls aren't intuitive at all For me not fun at all. I regret this purchase.

Most fun I have had in a multiplayer game since battlefield 1.This game throws you into a medievil battle where you and your lads screamMost fun I have had in a multiplayer game since battlefield 1.This game throws you into a medievil battle where you and your lads scream to the enemy and bash their heads with a hammer. But seriously this game is the perfect go to game for if you are like me a casual gamer. No sweats like in all the BR games you see now and just pure fun and only in chivalry moments.The costumization in this game is also really good and almost non micro transactions until now! there is a lot to unlock and to play for.Only problem this game has is that it sometimes feels like it is still in beta but over time this will improve.

Chivalry 2 offers up some exciting, large-scale battles, and a variety of melee weapons at the ready. The balance is almost there, with archers perhaps being too powerful due to their generous aiming. The automatic team balancing system does remove some of the pressure of winning or losing, which can be a net positive. So, unleash a battle cry and join the fray!

This puts Mordhau to shame. Is it simpler? Yes. Does that make the game any less fun? Hell no.Running into battle, I wielded a giant axeThis puts Mordhau to shame. Is it simpler? Yes. Does that make the game any less fun? Hell no.Running into battle, I wielded a giant axe and swung wide, accidentally hitting a teammate but also slicing through two enemies before they land a blow on us. The one closest to me swings erratically and I lift the axe and bring it down on his head, killing him. His friend charges me but I quickly block his attacks and catch him with a slash - but suddenly an oilpot gets thrown at us and we both go ablaze.In the heat of the moment, thinking I'm already dead, I simply jump through the wall of fire and rush the enemy I engaged earlier and cut him down in the madness. Reinforcements were right behind him and make their way to me - swords branded and in the midst of swinging. And in the fury of the moment I swing wide again and slash all three before getting hacked to pieces in their next barrage of attacks. And that's only ONE moment of the match in this f**king masterclass of a multiplayer game - only one point off for not having crossplay lobbies implemented.Tl:dr - this game is amazing and so much better than chiv 1 or mordhau

Needs more polish but the most fun I had this year. I recommend waiting a few more months, but I am okay with some jank so enjoying already.

The game is great, but there are a lot of problems in it. The developers may not play it. There is no other explanation for such problems.The game is great, but there are a lot of problems in it. The developers may not play it. There is no other explanation for such problems. They released patches, so what? The balance has been flawed. The saddest thing is that Canadian developers have been frustrating for years... Hope you fix the game.

The basic combat and classes are fun to play. The in-game cosmetics and weapons are limited. For an online game, it does not have anyThe basic combat and classes are fun to play. The in-game cosmetics and weapons are limited. For an online game, it does not have any record-keeping of how well you play overall except for a brief score at the end of the match. The game only has a few maps and gets boring rather fast. This game feels hollow and doesn't keep players interested after the first few matches.

The game offers an immersive crusade experience, but thankfully doesn't take itself too seriously. Despite the many severed limbs, there is plenty of room for a dash of humor. Now if the developer could only do something about the large amount of bugs on PS4, they just might have a cult hit up their sleeve.

Chivalry II can entertain you for hours, especially if you are a fan of Multiplayer games; but for a continuous success and keeping the game alive, the developers need to deliver constant updates and content.

The sequel to the classic is indeed worthy in most ways, and Chivalry II is a much needed upgrade to the original game. Combat has a lot going on, and while many players will behave as non-chivalrous bastards, there is a good amount of fun to be found on the medieval battlefields of Chivalry II.

Chivalry II is a very poor game, devoid of single player content, clumsy battle system, scarce multiplayer modes and awfully repetitive gameplay. Apart from that, it is the ultimate barebones experience, and developer Torn Banner studios should have explored the option to publish it as a free-to-play title, like many other similar games out there.

Chivalry 2 is a first-person multiplayer experience set in medieval times. One that highlights gigantic battlefields of up to 64 players.

Chivalry 2 is a great game if you know what you’re getting into. It's not the next big hit, but boy is it fun when you need to get out some frustration and have a good laugh.

Despite some uncertainty both on the playful and on the technical level, Chivalry 2 therefore proves to be able to conquer both the old-fashioned fans and the new recruits, among the jerseys of a satisfying, multifaceted and more tactical gameplay than the light-hearted nature of the production do not imply.

There is a patch coming next week that's supposed to address the party joining and crossplay issues. The game itself is leaps and boundsThere is a patch coming next week that's supposed to address the party joining and crossplay issues. The game itself is leaps and bounds better than Chivalry 1 because the original game wasn't meant for more than 60 fps. That means the combat is much more responsive in Chiv 2. It's super fun, easy to pick up and play and very rewarding when you go in kill streaks or complete objectives that give your team the win. Yes it needs more content, but it's awesome for what it is. A great combat system.

Chivalry 2 is one of the funniest multiplayer video games we're going to play this year. Its great combat system collides with the chaotic of the games giving rise to great moments. However, it still needs to add more content and optimize some of its systems to become brilliant

Boring and monotonous, this game is a downgrade from the original, which had a more balanced blend of offline and only-only modes.It'sBoring and monotonous, this game is a downgrade from the original, which had a more balanced blend of offline and only-only modes.It's extremely frustrating to get a game like this, find out you MUST play online to accomplish anything, and furthermore, it's loaded with microtransactions.It feels like a bloated, simple mobile game, as opposed to a robust, $50 console and PC title.

Chivalry 2 delivers plenty of intense, blood-soaked action, without taking itself too seriously. But you might eventually want to do more than blindly swing a sword around.

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 appreciated.

Spot rusting aside, Chivalry II's got heart, humour and has polished those combat fundamentals to a high sheen. Providing the devs can hammer out some of the launch day dents quickly, this knight's tale could become the surprise hit of 2021. Give it a shot. Because it's the attacks you don't see coming that'll bowl you over the hardest.

Chivalry 2 improves upon the original release by a good margin, but it still needs to work out some bugs and kinks. For those looking for some medieval madness, it might be best to wait for some more patches before diving in.

Great ideas, good connections, some decent customization, and large battles only get you so far. Every place Chivalry 2 seems to succeed, you quickly find a shortcoming. While not terrible, it’s a tough game to recommend to just any player.

I am having a ton of fun with Chivalry 2. The maps, outside of a few balance issues, are a total blast – everything from the shining armor to the soaring castle walls looks great and there are a huge range of objectives to keep things interesting. Whether I'm swinging a sword or plucking away with a bow, combat hits that elusive sweet spot between accessible dumb fun and rewarding, skill-based mechanics where the wheat is separated from the chaff. When you respawn and everyone around you is spamming the battle cry button as you rush headlong into certain death, you just know you're in for a rockin' time. I don't think I'll be putting away this sweaty coat of mail for a good while.

Chivalry 2 prides itself on its chaotic, yet comedic world. It’s a glorious battle cry for gaming, with its spectacularly vicious combat, amazingly detailed maps and particularly awesome performance on PlayStation 5. An early contender for Game of the Year for sure.

Chivalry 2For HonorChivalry 2 Is greatis it for me? No, I got bored of it fairly quickly.. but for those really into hand to hand combatChivalry 2For HonorChivalry 2 Is greatis it for me? No, I got bored of it fairly quickly.. but for those really into hand to hand combat nd roll playing, this game is great.Chivalry 2 is basically for honor except just knights… you choose red team or blue team and then youre off into a 64 player or 40 player battle for control over a castle.. youll be defending or attacking, using on of 4 different classes, all with their own special perks, such as the knight being able to heal your team, or the archer being able to shoot fire arrows… I had a blast for my first couple hours of this game…The combat here is very deep like that of for honnor, so if you dont like for honor, youre not gonna like this game.. .. its not very casual friendly.. you have to learn how to block and parry, time your attcks… this is a game that demands you master it to have any amount of fun…to be able to pick off other players as they surround you like sharks.. this is where Chivalry shines and youll be getting most of your enjoyment from.. testing yourself.My biggest complaint with Chivalry is that I feel like there is no rhyme or reason to anything.. no team strategy.. it really does just feel like run into battle and kill everyone while trying not to get killed, defend these positions or take these positons before time runs out… I did enjoy doing goofy bttle cries, running right to my death, but this joy wore off on me pretty quickly..Where Chivalry 2 got some of my joy back was in its free for all mode.. I felt like a god among knights in this mode, just slicing through everyone like warm butter as we all raced to be the first to 35 kills in an arena.. at least that’s what the game says.. but the matches definitely go beyong the first to 35…Overal Chivalry 2 cant quite get its hooks in me the way for Honor did… maybe the lack of modes… the lack of feeling like im doing anyything to contribute to my teams victories or losses…But I can appreciate the care put into this game and I can see the role players out there losing months to this game.I give Chivalry 2a 7.5/10

Chivalry 2For HonorChivalry 2 Is greatis it for me? No, I got bored of it fairly quickly.. but for those really into hand to hand combatChivalry 2For HonorChivalry 2 Is greatis it for me? No, I got bored of it fairly quickly.. but for those really into hand to hand combat nd roll playing, this game is great.Chivalry 2 is basically for honor except just knights… you choose red team or blue team and then youre off into a 64 player or 40 player battle for control over a castle.. youll be defending or attacking, using on of 4 different classes, all with their own special perks, such as the knight being able to heal your team, or the archer being able to shoot fire arrows… I had a blast for my first couple hours of this game…The combat here is very deep like that of for honnor, so if you dont like for honor, youre not gonna like this game.. .. its not very casual friendly.. you have to learn how to block and parry, time your attcks… this is a game that demands you master it to have any amount of fun…to be able to pick off other players as they surround you like sharks.. this is where Chivalry shines and youll be getting most of your enjoyment from.. testing yourself.My biggest complaint with Chivalry is that I feel like there is no rhyme or reason to anything.. no team strategy.. it really does just feel like run into battle and kill everyone while trying not to get killed, defend these positions or take these positons before time runs out… I did enjoy doing goofy bttle cries, running right to my death, but this joy wore off on me pretty quickly..Where Chivalry 2 got some of my joy back was in its free for all mode.. I felt like a god among knights in this mode, just slicing through everyone like warm butter as we all raced to be the first to 35 kills in an arena.. at least that’s what the game says.. but the matches definitely go beyong the first to 35…Overal Chivalry 2 cant quite get its hooks in me the way for Honor did… maybe the lack of modes… the lack of feeling like im doing anyything to contribute to my teams victories or losses…But I can appreciate the care put into this game and I can see the role players out there losing months to this game.I give Chivalry 2a 7.5/10

As is the case with many good multiplayer games, the game itself is well made, but mileage may vary with your actual experience playing it. Mechanically, I was impressed with the depth and breadth of everything that you get to play with. Combat itself is incredibly detailed, and the capabilities to have such a compelling game in a crowd of warring factions is impressive. However, the chaos of the battlefield may be a dealbreaker for you; you may find it compelling, or you may find it frustrating. At best I can say it is part of Chivalry 2’s charm, but I’m not able to say that I always appreciated it. Regardless, the specific flavour of madness it provides makes for a fun, violent time, even amongst the varying degrees of chaos.

I am having a ton of fun with Chivalry 2. The maps, outside of a few balance issues, are a total blast – everything from the shining armor to the soaring castle walls looks great and there are a huge range of objectives to keep things interesting. Whether I'm swinging a sword or plucking away with a bow, combat hits that elusive sweet spot between accessible dumb fun and rewarding, skill-based mechanics where the wheat is separated from the chaff. When you respawn and everyone around you is spamming the battle cry button as you rush headlong into certain death, you just know you're in for a rockin' time. I don't think I'll be putting away this sweaty coat of mail for a good while.

Chivalry 2’s approach to medieval combat is equal parts satisfying and silly, creating a raucous multiplayer experience that begs to be played with friends.

Chivalry 2 is a beautiful, hilarious, and surprisingly deep medieval brawler. If only it offered a few more modes or dynamic battlefield movement, this could be a classic for the ages.

Chivalry 2 is a rambunctious, bloody, and slapstick multiplayer action game that is perhaps a little bit chaotic for its own good. With a deep combat system that doesn’t get a proper showing due to a lack of a duelling mode, and a proliferation of archers who sap a lot of the fun out of the game’s messy brawls, Chivalry 2 is a hair away from being great. Whether it stands the test of time will depend on how much attention Torn Banner gives it over time.

It is a really fun game. It feels like battlefield but with knights and with sword-fighting. I was laughing a lot of the time because it isIt is a really fun game. It feels like battlefield but with knights and with sword-fighting. I was laughing a lot of the time because it is really fun: doesn't seem super serious or super competitive. All the different match types are cool and the battles feel insane: they feel larger than its scope of 64 players.

Chivalry II is great fun when it works. Its combat is simple to learn and less simple to master, but incredibly rewarding no matter your skill level. The new 64-player matches and objective-based modes ensure intense, prolonged battles, and the variety in the classes will keep you motivated to grind for that next weapon. But the lack of variety in the maps and subclass abilities, and the overwhelming connection issues, make the game more frustrating than it should be.

Chivalrous by name, but certainly not by nature. This team-based medieval multiplayer offers a bloodbath of gore and carnage across several fun modes with tactical combat that’s brutal, fun and satisfying.

I really enjoy it so far on my ps5. No server problems for me so far, no grieving experience for me st least.. It takes a bot to get the hang of it

So fun playing this on PS5 against other console and PC players. Can definitely hold my own again PC users playing with the PS5 controller.So fun playing this on PS5 against other console and PC players. Can definitely hold my own again PC users playing with the PS5 controller. Having a blast with the game, the castle sieges are epic!

It's okay but it seriously needs some work on the interface. The customisation menu is terrible and doesn't show any of the subclasses. It'sIt's okay but it seriously needs some work on the interface. The customisation menu is terrible and doesn't show any of the subclasses. It's impossible to know just from this menu what weapons you can even use. Don't think I can be bothered playing this game anymore unless it gets fixed.

I made an account on metacritic just to post a review for this game.The game is amazing, lots of fun. The party system is horrendous. II made an account on metacritic just to post a review for this game.The game is amazing, lots of fun. The party system is horrendous. I could a bar of drunks into a straight line better than these guys can make a party / invite system.If you have no friends, play the game.If you have friends to play with, go play literally any other game and avoid Epic.

Horrible 0/10Cant play ps4 with your ps5 friendscant play ps4 with your pc friendsno tournamentsno rankingno nothing only hit withHorrible 0/10Cant play ps4 with your ps5 friendscant play ps4 with your pc friendsno tournamentsno rankingno nothing only hit with your sword, boring and close gameHORRIBLE

My initial thoughts were this game is too clunky and too hard... but I stuck with it and boy am I glad I did! It takes patience and practice,My initial thoughts were this game is too clunky and too hard... but I stuck with it and boy am I glad I did! It takes patience and practice, and knowing when to fight and when to flee, when to block and when to swing. I love it! Anyone on the fence - go for it

Chivalry 2 is a game that thrusts you into the brutality of medieval warfare without remorse and allows you to fully experience the reality that soldiers faced in those bloody times. The rewards come from extended gameplay and mastering your class and weapon choices, ultimately learning how to effectively defend yourself and go on the offensive. This is a must-have for anyone that enjoys melee combat within video games and wants to put their skills to the test. Aside from a few minor issues, the game feels polished throughout, and I look forward to playing it for many, many more hours.

Really enjoy this game.Fast paced at first, much more nuanced as you get more skill.I work full time and have a family, so i have minimalReally enjoy this game.Fast paced at first, much more nuanced as you get more skill.I work full time and have a family, so i have minimal time to play on weeknights and weekends. This game gets you right into the action. I did have one crash in a tutorial on launch day, but no issues since and have had no problems with matchmaking or wait times.For someone who is into this type of game, or needs something they can pick up and put down quickly its a great buy at the price point.I could see some maps getting repetitive, but the high player counts should keep matches feeling fresh.

Torn Banner and Tripwire Interactive have poured no shortage of love into Chivalry 2's environments, objectives, classes, and player customization. It’s that dedicated level of support that will keep me coming back to the game and crossing swords for a long time to come.