By Luke Kirby
When it comes to online gaming… honestly I don’t play too many. I used to dabble with Battlefield 3 a bit and I’ve played Battlefield 4 too, which is sometimes rather enjoyable but as with any online FPS/combat games I get bored quite easily.
A few months ago I purchased Chivalry: Medieval Warfare through Steam for a ridiculous price of £3.74. I thought for that price it was more than worth it (note that Chivalry is only available for the glorious PC master race.) (Ed: So, how did you enjoy The Last of Us? Or Red Dead Redemption? GTA V? Oh right, yeah)
Turns out it was the best thing in the history of my life that I’ve ever bought for under £4.
When it comes to online gaming… honestly I don’t play too many. I used to dabble with Battlefield 3 a bit and I’ve played Battlefield 4 too, which is sometimes rather enjoyable but as with any online FPS/combat games I get bored quite easily.
A few months ago I purchased Chivalry: Medieval Warfare through Steam for a ridiculous price of £3.74. I thought for that price it was more than worth it (note that Chivalry is only available for the glorious PC master race.) (Ed: So, how did you enjoy The Last of Us? Or Red Dead Redemption? GTA V? Oh right, yeah)
Turns out it was the best thing in the history of my life that I’ve ever bought for under £4.
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