Chivalry Medieval Warfare PS3, Xbox 360 Release Date, Review, Mods And Weapons: PlayStation 3 And Xbox One Versions Are Under Development And Will Be Available And Ready For Launch Later In The Year

By John Kevin Muu Sep 17, 2014 04:53 PM EDT

Chivalry Medieval Warfare PS3, Xbox 360 Release Date, Review, Mods And Weapons: PlayStation 3 And Xbox One Versions Are Under Development And Will Be Available And Ready For Launch Later In The Year

We have the latest news for you on the PS3, Xbox 360 release date, review, mods, weapons and latest updates of Chivalry Medieval Warfare. Activation is putting into motion their money's worth after them partnering with developer Torn Banner Studios to bring to console Chivalry: Medieval Warfare which has exclusively been available on PC. The Publisher released a statement and announced that the PlayStation 3 and Xbox One version are under development and will be available and ready for launch later in the year and the company promised it will be downloadable. A Mercenary Technology, game management and consultation company made the port collaboration possible. Prices of these new versions and the exact release date are still unknown.

October 2012 is when Chivalry: Medieval warfare was initially launched but it was only set to run for the windows PC. The game used steam as its platform when it was launched. Developer Torn Banner is also well known in the gaming industry as in 2007 he designed alongside his team a Half Life 2 mod, an Age of Chivalry.

Even with the upgrade console versions to join PlayStation 3 and Xbox One, the game, Chivalry: Medieval Warfare will retain the PC versions 12-player multiplayer mode which is a favorite among the game's fans. The versions will still retain the four playable classes that are Archer mode, Knight Mode, Man-at-arms mode and Vanguard mode.

Players will be able to enjoy full combat as they battle each other with swords, shields, javelins, crossbows and other period-authentic ancient weapons. The game has many interesting features that will keep players on their toes. One of this features is whereby players are tasked with the mission to raid villages, burn crops and taking down other factions' castles.

The two consoles may not be the only new additions to the game in the near future, Torn Banner teased Mac and Linux port will be coming out soon, that or penguin paladin DLC. With the trailer of the game on PlayStation 3 already out gamers are eagerly waiting for the games official release. Stay with us for more information on this.