Yes, it would be even better if there was a fully-fledged single-player story mode considering the effort that has gone into the world-building, but that’s not what Chivalry is about. It’s nice that the story isn’t a shallow afterthought as with other multiplayer-only titles but something that gives the fighting meaning so it’s not just senseless violence. There’s a handy lore page where you can read more information about key characters and the world if you want to be more invested but it isn’t necessary to enjoy the game. Ultimately it’s your typical red versus blue conflict and therefore it’s clear who you’re supposed to be stabbing in battle. Neither side is as righteous as they seem anyway and you don’t have to pick a side despite what the game tells you at the start. Rebelling against them are the Agatha Knights in blue and gold who believe in justice and the rightful lineage. Essentially on one side, you’ve got the Mason Order in red and black who believe in control through strength and are currently in possession of the throne after the events of the first Chivalry. It works to set up the conflict by establishing the two factions and why they’re fighting it also helps to provide some context to the Team Objective maps. The last trophy should be the one for finishing the whole game without using any saves (I hate this one as my game crashed 3 times, so maybe it's better to wait for some patch).Being a multiplayer-only game, there isn’t a huge emphasis on the story. You can do step 2 and 3 at the same time, but it will be too frustrating so I advise doing them separately. Step 3 - Do another playthrough without using any save points It's very doable and you can find the best strategy in the next topic:ĭo note that the timer doesn't stop when you pause the game, so either keep on playing, or investigate what you need to and then load you save to continue in order not to lose time. You can't use any healing items, but you can save your game and I also propose you do this run under 3 hours. You need to start a new game, no ng+ unfortunately. Step 2 - Do a no healing run under 3 hours

Details about endings can be found below, but just for the quick reference, you only need 2 endings, Adoption and Remorse endings. The point of no return is after you fill the Gasoline using the pipe/vent puzzle in Sewers, up until you progress that point you can easily backtrack to any location in the game, which means no missables (but if you don't kill an enemy using a trap, you might miss it as the enemies don't spawn again).Įndings start when you use Gasoline to reach lower Sewer parts filled with water, so have a separate save on that point. They are all easy to do, and you can use my collectibles guide to help yourself with those. You need to kill 40 enemies, so aim to do so, you need a trap kill, all entries for 4 diaries only (Maria's, William's, Bertram's and Anna's diary entries), die in darkness and 5 Aid Kits. You can freely save on almost every point you come across, you can also mostly kill all enemies as you progress. The game itself is not hard, the problem is the camera, the tank controlls and weird enemy moves.

Step 1 - Finish the game while enjoying, exploring and collecting all trophy-related Diaries, Miscelaneous trophies and 5 First Aids Kits + different endings The trip to platinum is not a long one, neither a hard one, but I had some crashed here and there, so maybe it's smarter to wait until they fix those (plus the Remorse ending is glitched on v 1.02, but fixed afterwards) because you need to finish the game without saving (imagine a crash at the end!). Fans of old school survival horror games, we have another nostalgia trip ready to get us back there! Tormented Souls is a homeage to everything we loved 20 years ago, but with its own mansion and puzzles.

Dirt 5 trophy guide and roadmap