A fighting game on a cell phone might not sound like the most enjoyable thing in the world to most fighting purists out there, but there are certainly plenty of people who would enjoy the chance to ...

In one corner is thirty-seven-year-old Matt Gifford, five foot ten inches, weighing in at 185 pounds. Over his armor, he wears a red brigandine, a cloth garment studded with metal. On the other side ...

Fighters from Poland (in red) and France (in blue) fight against each other in a "5 vs 5" competition during the Medieval Combat World Championship in Belmonte, Spain, May 1, 2014. Medieval combat is ...

The developers of Kingdom Come: Deliverance have published a new presentation of the game, showcasing its sword combat. According to the devs, they spent thousands of hours researching medieval sword ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The armored combat sport of "buhurt" — from an old French word meaning "to wallop" — delivers adrenaline and violence surpassing ...

An interview with the creator of the just-released indie title 'Chivalry: Medieval Warfare.' Chivalry: Medieval Warfare launched this week on Steam. It's the second medieval melee combat game to grace ...

This week the month-long Yorkshire Medieval Festival turns its attention to early combat methods. As MATT CLARK discovers, they are surprisingly familiar. MARTIAL arts conjures visions of little ...

When I expressed doubts earlier about first-person melee combat, several people reminded me of Dark Messiah of Might and Magic, a game that actually pulls off pretty engaging combat in first person.

Let’s say you’re cool with the violence of mixed martial arts, but feel like it’s missing something. The kind of thing you can only really get from two medieval dudes covered in armour beating the ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Four years after the release of Medieval: Total War, designer ...

Leave it to Gameloft to fix the mostly-broken mobile fighter genre. In-Fusio's Shado Fighter really upped the ante last year, but no bruiser has come close to matching its playability -- until now.