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Review of Chivalry 2 on PS4

by Gemma Looksby Gemma Looksby photo Jun 2021
Cover image of Chivalry 2 on PS4
Gamefings Score: 8.5
Platform: PS4 PS4 logo
Released: 08 Jun 2021
Genre: Multiplayer Hack and Slash
Developer: Torn Banner Studios
Publisher: Tripwire Interactive

Introduction

Picture yourself in a world where chivalry is not just a basic social etiquette, but also a spectacularly violent arena of medieval madness. Welcome to Chivalry 2, where knights wield heavy weaponry, and dismemberment is just a fanciful way of saying hello! It's like Game of Thrones meets Monty Python — a glorious clash of guts and giggles, and it's all at your fingertips on the PS4.

Gameplay

Gameplay in Chivalry 2 is packed with delightful absurdity and stunning melee combat mechanics. Choose your warrior — be it an Agatha Knight or a Mason Order — and engage in epic battles with up to 64 players, which is your doctor’s recommendation for maximizing chaos on your screen. Who needs a spa day when you can charge into battle wielding a war hammer or a battle axe? The game offers such a buffet of weapons you may find yourself asking if you can bring a turkey leg to a sword fight — the answer, of course, is yes! Forget etiquette; the only rule here is that there are no rules as you can rush into the fray with whatever you find, including the limbs of fallen comrades (that’s right, you can throw a severed arm at your enemies with relative ease). Plus, the ability to use fish, chairs, and other unconventional weaponry in the newly introduced 'brawl mode' really takes the cake for creativity! Let’s talk strategy! There are various team-based modes: team objective and team deathmatch — but the real hilarity lies in the sheer unpredictability of multiplayer engagements as friendly fire is always on. Your teammate won’t just be there to support you; they’ll also be there to inadvertently decapitate you at least twice a match! Advance through phases, capture objectives, and make sure to dodge the chaos of limbs and blades swinging all over your screen. If you get tired fighting, just grab a seat on a nearby bench! Who doesn’t love a medieval tea break in the middle of bloodshed? Each class shines with distinct abilities and styles, allowing you to be a healer when you feel generous or a tank when feeling particularly destructive. Just remember, timing is everything — time your attacks wrong, and you just might be slicing into your best buddy instead of the enemy. A grand time is waiting for you in Chivalry 2, where everyone has their fun!

Graphics

The game's graphics are quite the sight to behold! Using the Unreal Engine 4, Chivalry 2 serves up a visual feast of beautifully rendered medieval landscapes ripe for carnage. Think sweeping castle views that scream ‘run towards me with a sword!’ while maintaining a ridiculous level of detail in everything from the clanking armor of your knight to the most splendidly gore-splattered environment. The character models are as comically exaggerated as they are undeniably slick, allowing each dismemberment to feel gloriously satisfying. It's like a painting at a modern art exhibit — beautiful, chaotic, and you can't help but stare as limbs fly in every direction.

Conclusion

Chivalry 2 is not for the faint of heart or those with an aversion to cartoonish violence. It’s for players who appreciate good medieval mayhem and can laugh at a little bloodshed — or a lot! The chaotic nature of combat, combined with quirky gameplay mechanics and the ability to turn even the least likely of items into lethal weaponry, ensures that there’s never a dull moment. With team-based shenanigans and a wealth of game modes, it offers something for everyone. Draw your sword, rally the troops, and prepare for an unforgettable experience that’ll leave you either belly-laughing or grimacing at the carnage — probably both! So, is Chivalry 2 worth the playtime? Absolutely! Just try not to hit your friends (or at least do it on purpose). Trust me, it's more fun that way!

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