Castle gates crumble under cannon fire, crenellations turn to dust, and villages burn while huge ship masts shatter to the ground in Battlefield-worthy spectacle. This is certainly where chopping gets the glossiest, and the most bombastic. The chopping goes much deeper than in Chivalry the first, and perhaps even a smidge deeper than in Mordhau. You can (and should) bellow out war cries to inspire your allies and instill fear in your enemies. Every blow has to be fought for, every victory earned - and thereвЂ™s so much more to it than clicking in the right place quickly.Д¬hivalry 2 understands this, because Chivalry 2 has separate buttons for jabbing, kicking, thrusting, slashing, overhead smashing and weapon-specific murderising. TheyвЂ™re personal, they require an exchange. IвЂ™ve lost count of the multiplayer FPSes where death comes instantly and often, and usually at the hand of whoever happens to spot the other first. Matt Cox: A sword fight gets so much more intimate than a shootout. Alternatively, you can carry on scrolling to read the whole thing, or do things the old fashioned way by opening each door of the Advent Calendar one by one. If you kept up to date with our hale and healthy Advent Calendar over the course of December, then you'll already know our game of the year selections for 2021, but this post gathers all those lovely words and entries together into one handy list.ДЇor ease of use, you can find the final rankings below (in order, as voted for by the RPS editorial team), as well as some links to hop straight to the game in question, just in case your scrolling finger hasn't quite woken up yet (there are a lot of words here). Happy New Year, folks! 2021 may be behind us now, but before we start looking ahead to all the hip new video games coming our way this year, we thought it was as good a time as any to look back at all of our favourites from the last twelve months.

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