Players Can Get the Chance to Try Out Chivalry 2 for the First Time Soon

Game developer Torn Banner Studios have announced the official schedule for the closed beta of upcoming video game Chivalry 2.

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Players will finally get the chance to try out the upcoming sequel for the first time in this closed beta later this month. All they have to do is to pre-order the game on the PlayStation 4 and PS5 to guarantee playing the Cross-Play Closed Beta on April 23-26.

The Closed Beta will start on April 23 at 10am PT/6pm BST/ 7pm CEST. Those who have pre-ordered the game can download the closed beta on the PS4 or PS5 system. Just visit the game’s page at the PlayStation Store to add it.

A new animated trailer was also revealed that focuses on the motivations of the Agatha Knights, one of the two factions involved in the game.

Here’s tease of what to expect in the Cross-Play Closed Beta:

  • Wage war in The Siege of Rudhelm, an epic Team Objective mode map that sees you protect or invade an entire city and its castle
  • Continue the fight in more Team Objective, Team Deathmatch and Free-for-all maps
  • Find your fit: play as 12 subclasses ranging from Skirmisher (hybrid melee/ranged fighter) to Poleman (fighter that keeps opponents away with long melee range)
  • Cut your teeth in a full tutorial- – learn every technique in the book.

Note that the full release will have all of those above and more.

Getting the PS4 version of the game guarantees the free upgrade to the PS5 version. The latter features 4K visuals and DualSense adaptive triggers and haptics. Check out what it can offer below:

  • On the left trigger, holding block gets harder as your stamina falls
  • The right trigger will increase pressure for bows as you hold back the string
  • Localized haptic feedback on strikes let you feel where every hit lands

Chivalry 2 launches on June 8. Players fight in a massive 64-player battle across a variety of maps that feel straight out of the best medieval movies of all time.

Source: PlayStation Blog

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