Chivalware launches November 5, 2026, on PC and Nintendo Switch 2, combining real-time grid-based combat with tile matching. Solo developer Regal Pigeon Games and publisher The Arcade Crew have also released demos on both platforms.
The roguelite casts you as a Disk Knight in a kingdom where medieval fantasy meets computer technology—and suspicious glitches hint at trouble beyond its ruler.
Match Tiles While Dodging Real-Time Attacks
Combat asks you to match battlefield tiles in sets of three, charge abilities, and equip weapons while avoiding incoming attacks. The grid provides structure, but enemies won’t wait for you to finish planning.
You’ll need to balance matching opportunities with movement, using your weapons and abilities without getting caught in the next attack.
Build Your Arsenal and Challenge the King
The kingdom tasks your Disk Knight with killing a king driven mad by power and isolation. As you approach his castle, strange glitches suggest there is more behind the assignment.
Permanent progression adds items, weapons, and playable Disk Knights, giving you additional options and different approaches across runs.
Chivalware launches November 5 on PC and Nintendo Switch 2. You can try the demo now through Steam or the Nintendo eShop.
