Chivalry 2 conquers Steam soon & brings new update

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Chivalry 2 has been available for almost a year now. But those who play on PC have only been able to fight their medieval battles via the Epic Games Store. That is about to change. Almost a year after its official release, the celebrated multiplayer title will appear on Steam. To celebrate this conquest, the biggest update to date, Tenosian Invasion, will be released on the same day.

Sharpen your blades and cock your crossbows. Chivalry 2 is coming to (Steam) on June 12. Those who purchase the medieval multiplayer via the Valve Store will directly receive all previously released updates. This includes the upcoming challenge from Torn Banner, which is the biggest so far. Tenosian Invasion not only offers you the Tenosians as a new faction. You can also expect new Team Deathmatch maps, new weapons and new skins. In addition, the new update enables mounted combat and cross-play.

Four new maps await you in Tenosian Invasion. Two of them are designed as team objective maps, while the other two are the team deathmatch maps announced above. In The Breach of Baudwyn, the Tenosians break through the siege equipment of the Masons. A reverse scenario, in which the Masons raid a Tenosian city, awaits you in The Razing of Askandir. The Charge of Wardenglade offers you a classic open field with a cavalry expansion, while a battle outside Baudwyn in deep night awaits you in Desert.

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