Triternion has announced that Mordhau is coming to PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, and Xbox One. The 64-player game’s console port doesn’t have a lot of details available right now though, with no word on things such as resolution and frame rate across its different versions, whether or not cross-play will be supported, and more. A release date hasn’t yet been announced either, but presumably, Triternion will have more to share in the not so distant future.

A brief announcement trailer was also released for Mordhau’s upcoming console version. Check it out below, courtesy of IGN.

Never underestimate the appeal of a medieval multiplayer title. Triternion’s Mordhau follows the lead of games like Chivalry: Medieval Warfare and lets players fight with knight swords, maces, and even siege engines. Within the first week of its release, the title has sold almost 500,000 copies.

According to developer in its latest forum post, yesterday saw a peak of 60,000 concurrent players, something described as “mind-blowing.” This makes Mordhau one of the more popular games on Steam, which is no small feat considering the competition offered by titles like Dota 2, Counter-Strike GO, and PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds. Mordhau has had its fair share of issues though, like poor server performance and rewards not working properly.

The development team confirmed that it would be setting up new servers in certain regions. Some bugs will follow as a result, like parties not being able to join the same servers. It also promises to compensate players in the next patch for any Gold and XP lost. Other issues being addressed include the “ghost bug” and map exploits, so stay tuned for more information on that front.

Triternion received over 300,000 dollars from their Kickstarter roughly two years ago to develop Mordhau, and now, after several years of development, we now know that the multiplayer melee brawler will come out at the end of the year.

The game is a multiplayer-focused title, which sees up to 64 players duke it out in various settings. Unlike most first person titles, which often focuse on shooting with a side of platforming here and there, Mordhau is all about melee combat with weapons like swords, spears, and maces.

It’s not totally devoid of ranged weapons, however, as you will, of course, have bows and arrows and catapults- but you can see where the game’s heart (and head) lies in the trailer below. The game also has an offline mode, where you can play full rounds with bots for practice, and a horde mode you can play cooperatively with friends.

Mordhau launches April 29^th exclusively on PC.