Chivalry 2's first free map coming 'sooner than fans would expect'

Erstwhile I'm done covering all this E3 intelligence, I'm going to spend my evenings playing Chivalry 2, which just launched last hebdomad. I really like its brand name of multiplayer melee combat, and so I'm delighted to hear that developer Torn Streamer has a big post-launch plans. According to the studio, Chiv 2 is going to grow a good deal, and we won't have to wait long for the first growing squirt.

At the PC Gaming Show today, Torn Banner showed slay the high medieval Galencourt map, which is the first post-launch map to be announced. In an email, the developer also told PC Gamer that Galencourt International Relations and Security Network't the solely map on the way, and that the first contentedness update is "going to come a lot sooner than fans would expect."

I didn't really expect any new maps until the end of summer surgery maybe fall, but that makes it sound like the update could come at any time.

A bit Sir Thomas More on that Galencourt represent: IT's the Great Walled City Of Galencourt, to use its full title, and the map sees the Masons invade the buns of the Agathian Church, a cathedral heavy of monks (the map's version of peasants). IT besides includes a pretty cool-looking port, and accordant to Torn Streamer, a "big citation to a standard Chivalry 1 character."

Arrow cam is another feature coming in the prototypic content update, I guess so that archers can feel straight-grained more smug when they grievance a kill, the bastards. In that respect'll likewise make up new voices and cosmetic stuff. The update volition personify free, as will future ones.

Torn Banner has put up a semipublic Chivalry 2 roadmap with lists some new work being done. The server problems I've been noticing are being worked on, for example, and digest for unofficial servers is en route. Sounding further ahead, past the first content update, Mangled Banner is all the same planning to add horses to Chivalry 2, every bit well as new modes, port improvements, and "much, much more."

I keep wondering whether I'm going to smasher a skill plateau in Chivalry 2 that tanks my interest—sometimes I just now stop playing multiplayer-single games when I feel like getting to the next science level is going to be as well much work. (Perhaps I'll play you again someday, Valorant.) Right straightaway, though, I feel similar I have loads of obvious slipway to improve in Chivalry 2 and I'm still unlocking the weapons I had in the exploratory. It'll be a while before I sap of what's there, so maybe Torn Banner should slow down and wait for everyone to develop a trifle more bored before dropping new stuff.

Just kidding, please don't do that. Everyone bequeath teamkill me for suggesting it.

Chivalry 2 is on the Epic Games Store if you lack to have a look. We'll sustain a review soon.

Tyler has spent over 1,200 hours playing Rocket League, and slightly few nitpicking the PC Gamer mode guidebook. His primary news beat is game stores: Steam, Epical, and whatsoever launcher squeezes into our taskbars next.