In today's Highlight Reel, we have a whole bunch of alternate ways to deal with enemies, from bow and arrow, to using land mines on a chopper, to just pushing a bosses off ledges instead of shooting them.

Good News, Swordfighting Fans: The PC's castle-crashing multiplayer sensation Chivalry: Medieval Warfare is coming to Xbox 360 and PS3. It's being published by Activision and will be available as a download later this year.

Chivalry: Medieval Warfare was already silly enough with those slings and its online gameplay. But it just wasn't enough for modders. Here's Crustacean Soup's Giant Slayer mod that adds overpowered giant knights to the game.

Historical accuracy is obviously not the forte of the latest expansion to Chivalry: Medieval Warfare. Well, unless there really were pink samurai running around stabbing Spartan pikemen. And each other.

When I hear the phrase "Medieval Warfare," I mostly think of dark colors, grey armor, and black blood spraying upon ramparts. I don't really think of pretty colors.

Chivalry: Medieval Warfare, the first-person head-chopper combat game, is not something you should take seriously. It's especially cruel when you use the sling, such a bad weapon that it deserved its own parody.

Get ready to lop off some heads—first-person slasher Chivalry: Medieval Warfare is having a free weekend on Steam. From now until Sunday at 4PM Eastern, you'll be able to leap into battle and slice and dice for zero bucks. And, if you decide you want to buy the game, it's on sale. Just watch out for those low-gravity…

There's already a lot to like about Chivalry: Medieval Warfare, the first-person medieval combat game from Torn Banner. But there's perhaps even more to like about this video of a bunch of people playing on a low-gravity server. Hang with it for about thirty seconds and you'll be sold.

There's a duel mode in Chivalry now, thanks to the latest update. And boy is it a doozy, or it was while in beta: take a look at Criken2 here, who shows us how to duel like a champion/idiot. For the presidents. You'll even learn advanced tactics, like psyching your enemies out and tricking them into pressing the…

Torn Banner's enjoyable first-person slashing game Chivalry: Medieval Warfare has gotten its first (entirely free!) content update, and it's a doozy. New maps and arenas, new weapons, a control update, and lots of polish and graphical improvements. Heck yeah. This is how you do a content update.

The brutally enjoyable Chivalry: Medieval Warfare is set in, duh, medieval times. If one was to ask the developers of the game why you can't play as a female soldier, the answer should have been "because there weren't any".

Get out your swords and shields, today's the day that Chivalry: Medieval Warfare finally comes to Steam. We've been following this game for a while now, and Luke's even spent a good chunk of time playing the beta. I'm really looking forward to seeing how the final game works, and how good the mouse-driven…

I've been spending quite a bit of time with Chivalry: Medieval Warfare lately. And with good reason: it's got a first-person combat mechanic that isn't entirely awful.

We've been tracking Chivalry for a while now, mostly because there's a chance it may actually get first-person melee combat right. Something no game in history has really managed.