The medieval warfare game Chivalry 2 released in June 2021 and the developer already has a roadmap in place. Everything from minor bug fixes to huge content updates like new maps and modes. It doesn’t hurt to take a look at the roadmap in case you hit a frustrating bug or are looking for upcoming updates.
Currently Planned Chivalry 2 Updates
The Chivalry 2 roadmap originally had a few sections but they’ve changed it to mostly show complete content updates and ones in the works. For example, the long-awaited system for cross-platform parties has been in development since its launch. You can visit the developer’s Trello page to see their current progress.
While Chivalry 2 still doesn’t have cross-platform parties at the time of publishing this guide, there is a server browser for consoles. At least according to their Trello, they added one in Content Update 5 (2.5). This makes it so players can potentially play together across platforms without having to just cross their fingers.
This roadmap image is outdated now, so I recommend clicking our link to their Trello for up to date information.
Players got a good chunk of content in Content Update 5 (2.5). Alongside the server browser for consoles, we also got the Steam launch, horse combat, essentially three new maps, and more. With that said, later updates have been more focused on adding modes to current maps.
The real question is when will we get cross-platform parties in Chivalry 2. At least it’s possible for people to play across different platforms even though it can be a bit more complicated. Especially if the server browser is giving you issues.
While you’re here, be sure to take a look at our 10 Best Chivalry Tips and Tricks to get an advantage. Or if you’re new to the game, learn every way to heal. Did you know you can eat food to heal?
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