With Chivalry 2, Xbox Game Pass brings a real multiplayer hit to the subscription
To battle! Chivalry 2 is where the action is, and starting today, it’s on Xbox Game Pass.
Xbox Game Pass is getting another multiplayer hit today. This is one of the biggest surprises of 2021 and a real treat for everyone who enjoys some serious sword-banging: Starting today, you can also play Chivalry 2 in Xbox Game Pass without having to pay anything extra outside of the subscription fees .
This is Chivalry 2
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Chivalry 2 – Action-packed launch trailer for the medieval battlefield
- genre: Multiplayer action
- release: 2021
That’s what it’s about: Roughly speaking, Chivalry 2 works like Battlefield in the Middle Ages. You fight in large teams on even larger battlefields and have to fulfill various different goals – such as taking certain points.
In order to achieve that, you smack your enemies with everything that isn’t nailed down. In other words, you can not only use swords, axes, lances and bows and arrows, but also, for example, pick up chickens running around and throw them at your opponents.
Humorous Chaos Slaughter: As you may have noticed, Chivalry 2 doesn’t take itself 100% seriously at all times. The tough and bloody battles are loosened up by really funny chaos. It doesn’t matter whether it’s just situational comedy, you convert the strangest everyday objects into weapons or whether you throw yourself into the fray with crazy battle roars.
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The special thing about Chivalry 2 is the combat system: As in any good multiplayer title, the principle here is “easy to learn, hard to master”. So the title offers a relatively easy introduction, but at the same time enough complexity.
Ideally you work together with your team members: while some attack the opponent from behind with long-range weapons such as crossbows or bows and arrows as well as catapults and the like, melee fighters advance in front. Of course you also have the choice between two-handed swords or, for example, a shield.
In reality but of course that turns out to be quite difficult. In all the bloody chaos, it’s easy to lose track when the big slashing and stabbing starts. But that doesn’t mean that the mess isn’t hilarious.
What do you think of Chivalry 2? Will you try out the multiplayer fun now thanks to Game Pass?
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