Torn Banner Studios’ multiplayer medieval slasher Chivalry 2 has received a fair number of content patches since its June 2021 release, but the Regicide update released in May turned out to be the game’s last.
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IN addressing fans The developers said that at the launch of Chivalry 2 they set a goal to expand the game with post-release patches at least twice, and with the release of Regicide they consider the task “more than accomplished.”
Over three years of active support, Chivalry 2 has received 11 content updateswhich brought with them additional maps, factions, features (like horseback combat), items, progression system elements, and so on.
The end of active support for Chivalry 2 will not mean death: maintenance and fixing of critical errors will continue, servers (official, unofficial) and matchmaking will remain operational.
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“While every story has its own ending, we know that many will be upset by the news (about the end of active support for Chivalry 2) – this is not the end for the Chivalry franchise,” the developers assured.
Torn Banner Studios has confirmed that it is focusing on a new multiplayer project in the Chivalry universe. The studio is also continuing to work on a co-op action horror game No More Room in Hell 2.
“We’ve been expanding and strengthening the team to meet these challenges and make a concerted effort to ensure that the next Chivalry will blow players away,” Torn Banner Studios concluded.
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