Review: Chivalry 2 is anything but chivalrous
(Windows Phone Central)

Chivalry 2 is mostly excellent, although there are a few cracks in its plate armor. In 2012, Torn Banner Studios more or less invented the first-person melee multiplayer genre with Chivalry: Medieval Warfare, which featured skill-based melee combat on fantastical battlefields. The game was a massive hit that enjoyed a massive playerbase for many years, but the game wasn`t without problems. Some of the animations were pretty wonky, and there were quite a lot of bugs. Nine years later, Torn Banner Studios has returned, and it has brought Chivalry 2, a sequel that aims to expand on what made the original game great while also fixing its issues. After playing Chivalry 2 extensively during its opening launch week, I can say with confidence that the sequel is excellent. While there are some issues that take away from the fun here and there, the gameplay experience overall is an absolute blast that I can`t recommend enough to folks. Chivalry 2 review: What you`ll like What you won`t...