Chivalry: Medieval Warfare

A great game and its sad to see the servers go but atleast THERE IS THE UNOFFICIAL SERVERS :)

I enjoyed this game when it first came out, and would have kept playing for a long time if a patch hadn't reset all my progress.

This game is awesome, really fun and lots of different game modes. It's brilliant.

Dead game, dead servers. A shame

This game has a great gameplay.

AAAAAAHHHHAHAHAHHAHAHAAAAA!!!!!!!

silly sod

>join the ffa server to level weapons
>some 70 level vanguard runs up and spins around like some fantasy knight with his poleaxe
>die
>call him a slur and leave
>join team objective server
>walk out of spawn
>level 80 vanguard in some skyrim daedric armor and a zweihander spinning around like the last one
>die
>call him a slur and leave

but fun game when people move like humans

Best slasher ever

W game my favourite game of all time

Old school chiv, combat is janky and people who have played it forever will look at the sun and chop your head off while looking at the crow flying overhead. Good game if you want the classic combat but Chiv 2 and mordhau improve upon this game a lot.

goat game

tutorial area was fun, but the main pool is absolutely unplayable. developer is apparently a groomer too?? ew.

Oh, oh, I see, running away then. You yellow bastard! Come back here and take what's coming to you. I'll bite your legs off!

fun

At one time it was a great game, it's a pity the developers stopped updating it and cheaters with very low IQ killed it.

Not my kind of game. Got it to play with a friend, never quite got a hang of it.

If you dislike punishing and clunky combat like me, you'd best avoid.

Good Game, abandoned by players and developers

Clunky combat, dead game, might be fun with friends for a few matches, but after that it becomes stalemate and boring real quick.

Classic game. 10/10.

eweqw

Classic

Different gameplay, instead of fireguns you use melee weapons, join your team and fight the enemies.

Lots of good memories from this game. Once you get used to the mechanics it becomes very rewarding such as killing multiple opponents at the same time and surviving. You can be pretty much invincible if your skill level is high enough.

The servers are pretty empty now, except on weekends and at night time. I guess I will move on to Chivalry 2 and Mordhau since those have a greater player base.

When I'm in a being unplayable competition and my opponent is Unreal Engine 3

ok game

very good killing

another childhood classic of mine, it's basically call of duty if it took place in the medieval era. it looks and feels amazing, the character classes are fun to play, and the game modes are fun to play. ps i love how you can sever limbs such as the head, legs and arms from the torso, this is one of the best video games i have ever played

Used to play the demo all the time on the xbox 360

fun

great fun

It doesn't hold up at this point. Game is mostly abandoned, and the combat isn't quite physically realistic enough to be that interesting, compared to later projects that captured realistic melee better.

bad

It was an amazing game.

Fun for a few hours

good game

Great game when it came out. Sometime around 2020, straight up n4zis became commonplace on the servers. So sad.

Please add sex with Big Tiddy Goth Chicks

Broken combat (backhit), empty servers
Only nerds with 0 fun left
2/10

just play it its awesome

Game Review: Chivalry: Medieval Warfare
Score: 3/10 - A Misguided Adventure into Medieval Chaos

Chivalry: Medieval Warfare may present itself as a thrilling medieval battle simulator, but beneath its shiny exterior lies a troubling undercurrent of liberal ideology and a blatant disregard for traditional family values. What could have been a fun romp through the world of knights and castles instead becomes a chaotic mess that pushes a narrative reflective of American imperialism and modern liberal values.

A Disguise for Ideological Warfare
At first glance, Chivalry: Medieval Warfare seems like a straightforward action game, offering players the chance to engage in brutal battles and epic sieges. However, the game subtly indoctrinates players into a worldview that glorifies conflict, competitive individualism, and chaos, all while masking it under the guise of “strategy” and “teamwork.” The constant need to engage in combat and dominate opponents feeds into a broader narrative of aggression and conflict, reminiscent of the worst aspects of modern American foreign policy.

The endless cycles of violence and the glorification of warfare in Chivalry serve as an unsettling metaphor for the imperialistic tendencies seen in today’s society. Instead of fostering a sense of honor or chivalry, the game promotes a mindset that champions aggression and domination. Players are encouraged to view their opponents not as rivals but as obstacles to be eliminated, reflecting a dangerously liberal approach that dismisses the value of diplomacy and understanding.

An Assault on Traditional Values
The chaotic nature of the game further undermines traditional family values. Where one might expect camaraderie and teamwork, players instead encounter a relentless focus on individual success and self-promotion. The fast-paced, brutal gameplay discourages the kind of cooperative spirit that is foundational to healthy family dynamics. Instead of building relationships through teamwork, players are often pitted against one another, leading to a breakdown of trust and respect—two pillars of strong familial bonds.

Moreover, the game’s lack of meaningful context or narrative depth means that any semblance of morality is lost amidst the frenzy of battle. There are no lessons to be learned about honor or integrity; instead, players are rewarded for mindless violence. This trivialization of conflict reflects a broader cultural shift away from values that prioritize community and family, pushing players toward a more nihilistic view of engagement and conflict.

Conclusion: A Missed Opportunity
While Chivalry: Medieval Warfare may appeal to fans of combat and strategy, it ultimately fails to deliver a meaningful experience. Instead of celebrating the rich tapestry of medieval life and the values associated with it, the game opts for a shallow, violent approach that promotes liberal ideologies and undermines traditional family values.

In a landscape where games can be both entertaining and thought-provoking, Chivalry stands as a misstep—an exercise in chaos that fails to engage with the deeper implications of its themes. If you’re seeking a game that embodies respect, teamwork, and traditional values, you might want to look elsewhere, as Chivalry: Medieval Warfare offers little more than a cacophony of swords and shouting, with an undercurrent of troubling ideology that lingers long after the last battle has ended.

keeps having bugs

As I wander the lifeless maps, I recall epic battles that used to take place, now just empty halls echoing the glory of what was. Grounds that used to be defended adamantly are now easily toured at leisure. How did we come to this? At what point did we let go of greatness in favor of mediocrity? The sad truth is not many of those who've succumbed to the decline will ever even realize what they've lost. Lament for the loss of what was, and dread what is to come.

they made this fuckin game cost money? after 12 years??????? wHat?

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Was fun. But today you really shouldn't buy it. There are newer and better games of this genre out there.

Cant say i recommend you buy cause the servers are empty , but man this game was good.

Swosh

I played this game way back in 2014. I witnessed the 'peak' and can confirm that as an online multiplayer game, it’s in a bad state player-wise. Servers are empty in the morning and late at night (EU), but there are dedicated players who still play every day and are willing to help you learn the game and farm achievements. Besides the low player count and empty servers, I also disliked the combat. It always felt slow, and every single swing felt delayed. The shortbow shooting animation sometimes cancels even though you clicked with the mouse (this can be fixed by double-clicking, but it still sucks). I believe some of you will enjoy this game, and I won't discourage you from buying it, but PLEASE wait for a Steam sale, as the game is way too expensive

Still runs, but no one plays anymore.