What Are The Best Games Like Chivalry?
If so, keep reading to find fifteen great alternatives to Chivalry: Medieval Warfare. There are all sorts of awesome games out there that you will totally enjoy!
15. Kingdom Come: Deliverance
Kingdom Come: Deliverance Awesome Battle
Kingdom Come: Deliverance is a beautiful blend of action RPG and realism. Grab your sword, don your armor, and prepare for realistic fights where layers of armor, choice of weapon, and skill with a blade matter. The combat system features a five way directional swing and block mechanic that is simple enough to learn but hard to master. Like most RPG’s you will learn skills. But where Kingdom Come: Deliverance stands out is that you actually have to use the skill to get better at it. If you like brutal realism and deep story this is definitely a game for you.
Epic battles with more knights than you can count: siege castles with your knight and fight for your life.
Join your fellow knights as you ride for glory.
14. VALHALL
VALHALL - Official Gameplay Trailer
Ever wanted to play Fortnite, but wish you could be a Viking? If you answered yes, then look no further than VALHALL. The game uses real-time collisions that make combat realistic as you try to get a hit past your opponent’s huge round shield . Hide and wait out your opponents or fight your way to victory, but remember to keep moving to the center. Otherwise, you’ll die at the hand of the gods as they periodically shrink the battlefield.
Weapons connect in real-time and deflect with realistic physics.
Sail the northern seas like a true viking.
13. Mortal Online
Battle For Bandit Bridge – Mortal Online
Mortal Online is a methodical, slow-paced medieval action MMO that focuses on team-based pvp between three warring factions. Much like the Planet Side series, Mortal Online has a persistent world where sword and magic collide. Capture and claim territory with your friends, engage in epic siege battles, fight atop your steeds, and trample enemy archers underfoot.
Chase enemies down atop a number of different mounts.
Bulk up so you can become the heavyweight of heroes.
12. For Honor
For Honor Epic Battle
For Honor is an unforgiving game about timing your strikes and reading your opponent. Join one of three factions: Viking, Knight, or Samurai. Then, engage in warfare based on adjacent map tiles. Fight in matches in 4v4 combat and bring your flail down hard on your opponents. Or, kick them off the map and watch them fall to their deaths as you force them over the edge of a cliff. Enjoy the complete freedom of picking the warrior of your liking and customizing them for the battles ahead.
Choose from one of twelve characters, each with their own unique fighting style.
Are you willing to fight to avenge the fallen?
11. Vermintide 2
8 Minutes of BRUTAL Warhammer: Vermintide 2 Beta Gameplay
Vermintide 2 is a hack-and-slash set in the Warhammer Fantasy universe. You and three friends must choose your characters, be they dwarf, elf, or human. Fight to stop the vile Skaven from spreading wanton destruction across massive levels. Choose your weapon from an assortment of steampunk-style medieval weaponry or blast the vermin with magic. Beware hordes of Skaven charging. You might find out that they are just a prelude to the much more sinister Stormfiend.
Here we see the dreaded Stormfiend in its natural habitat. He enjoys late night slaughter and feasting on the blood of his enemies.
Hack and slash these rodents to send them back to their maker.
10. Hellraid
Hellraid
Do you find yourself longing for ye old Might and Magic games? If you do, then you should be playing Hellraid. Adventure through the world facing off against the legions of Hell in this single player hack-and-slash adventure. As the dead rise, use blade, shield, or spell to send them straight back where they came from. Enjoy the unique, gloomy visuals of a world that has seen better days and adventure to your heart’s content.
Battle the evil dead, but be careful… They may not have muscles, but they’re stronger than you think.
Can you look this villain right in his red eyes?
9. Bannermen
SEA OF ARCHERS: Bannermen Alpha Multiplayer
Bannermen is a real-time strategy game heavily focused on the medieval world. Gather resources, build structures, and ready your army for large-scale battles. Create knights, pikemen, and archers. Every unit has its own set of strengths and weaknesses for you to learn. Fight against the enemy with more than 300 units on screen. Just be ready to hear your enemy’s men scream in pain as you run them through.
Fight in rain, snow, or shining sun, just make sure to outwit your opponent while you’re at it.
Whose side are you betting on?
8. GORN
Nerd³ Recommends Gorn - Are You Not Entertained?
GORN is an entertaining, bloody mess of glory. Beat your opponent to a pulp in a VR small-scale arena for the entertainment of king and crowd. You can dismember and decapitate foes with flails, maces, swords, or even your bare hands. Enjoy the cell-shaded visuals that are bright enough to see every detail of your opponent’s bruised, bloodied face.
You may need to pack your swimsuit as the blood keeps piling up.
Let the bodies hit the floor, let the bodies hit the floor...
7. Gladio
Epic GLADIATOR Arena BATTLES! INSANE Combat Against Armored Soldiers! (Gladio Gameplay)
Ever wanted to fight polygonal enemies, low-gravity gladiator style? Gladio pits you in an arena where you and your opponents are strong enough to knock each other clear to the other side. Face off against your opponent as you attempt to break each other’s armor and dismember them piece by piece using your sword. Timing is also key, making the difference between parrying a blow or blocking and being knocked across the screen.
Face off against multiple enemies and beat each other’s clot—armor off.
The elegant, simple design puts the focus on fighting.
6. Mount and Blade: Warband
TAKE THE WALLS!!: Massive Siege Battle - Mount and Blade: Warband
Mount and Blade: Warband is a simulation-action-strategy-rpg-city builder… Start as a lowly wanderer or an impoverished noble in any of the major cities. Then, choose if your allegiance will be to your king or yourself. Siege castles with hundred of soldiers and fight your way up to the ramparts and into the keep. With enough renown, you can even play politics and usurp other lords in the process. For the patient gamer, you can even start your own kingdom once you have enough land and property to do so.
Charge into battle on horseback using one or more of a dozen mounted units.
All's fair in love and war.
5. Mount and Blade 2: Bannerlord
6 Minutes of Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord Campaign Gameplay
Mount & Blade 2 has been a long time coming. This sequel promises to up the ante by delivering better graphics, larger battles, and enough soldiers on screen to lose track of who’s who. Cities have gotten a much-needed makeover and offer a more representative view of each kingdom’s culture. Thankfully, the combat and character progression systems are relatively the same. Take to battle on horseback or on foot and take your choice of weapons with you. Just hope that you’re up to the task of facing off against overwhelming odds.
Hundred of soldiers can storm the castle and use siege weapons to break the enemy.
Ride to victory on your trusty steed.
4. Gloria Victis
Gloria Victis PvP - Small Compilation
Get ready to slaughter your enemies in this faction-based MMO where your armor is your best friend. Don your chainmail, pick up that great sword, and wade into battle. Just hope the enemy isn’t as well equipped as you in this might-makes-right world. Be warned not to try taking on too much at once though. If you die your opponent gets to pick through your inventory. If you’re worried about dying, then set off from your faction’s castle with friends into PvE where you can gain experience points to gain levels and progress through a Diablo-style skill tree.
You choose what path to level your character.
You must be prepared to face any foe.
3. Life is Feudal MMO
Life is Feudal:MMO PvP outdoor against Flatin Kings
If you’ve ever wondered what it would really be like to live in the Middle Ages, play Life is Feudal. This is survival MMO where you start with nothing, as nobody, and must build your skills by doing. You can start towns and farms, or even kingdoms. Just be sure to level some combat skills so other players don’t decide to raid you. Craft armor and weapons to help you survive in the wild or to, well, do the aforementioned raiding of others… your choice… not judging.
Remember how we talked about starting a kingdom? You may want to start with something defensible, like a castle.
Starting as a nobody... Will you become a somebody?
2. Skyrim (with Credo Mod)
Medieval Skyrim Overhaul by The Credo Team
Everyone and their mother, well at least my mother, have played Skyrim. You’ve fought dragons and become a werewolf and slain vampires and... too many ands. You get my point. The Credo Mod takes your favorite Skyrim experience into the Dark Ages. This mod changes the look of all the guards in the game to provide a more immersive experience. The details of the layering of the armor are just magnificent and really something you should check out.
Now this looks like a footman from medieval times… may be a tad cold though.
A real soldier knows no fear.
1. Mordhau
MORDHAU 26 Minutes of EPIC Gameplay (New Medieval Game 2017)
The hell that is warfare is the only way I can think to describe combat in Mordhau. This is a visceral game of shining knights and sharp swords. The shining armor doesn’t last, however, as combat stains it with the blood from dismembered enemies. There are some RPG-style elements; customize your character, weapons, and armor. Then choose a specialization to play as. Remember that nothing in this game is purely for show. The fluidity of the combat system is only matched by how easily you can die if you make a wrong move.
Peter forgot his helmet and that’s why he’ll never get ahead in life…
Metal meets metal in Mordhau's combat.
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