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| MediEvil |
- Release: Oct 25, 2019
- Mode: Single-player
- Genre: Action / Adventure
- Developer: Other Ocean Emeryville & Sony Worldwide Studios
- Publisher: SIEE
- Platform: PlayStation 4
1. Game overview
Pick up your sword, put on the armor and gain your place as the true living dead hero.Dangerous swords, mysteries, and enchanting environments are brought back to life in this full new release of the original action-packed adventure game on PlayStation. It took on the role of Sir Daniel Fortesque, the idiot jockey who long ago died and was accidentally revived by evil sorcerer Zarok 100 years after his embarrassing fall.
With the wizard Zarok threatening Gallowmere through his legions of monsters, only Sir Dan's skeleton can stand in his way. A second chance was given to the living dead adventurer, with his wide smile and big teeth. Can you defeat Zarok and return the honor of Sir Dan that he lost while he was alive?
2. Game features
Amazing new visuals
Experience the glory of Gallowmere after its complete, amazing and full renewal of visual detail and enhanced characters on PS4 and 4K technology on the impressive PS4 Pro.
A reinvented classic gameplay
Take full advantage of an improved camera system and a variety of weapons, including charming swords and huge hammers, to avoid the likes of gargoyles that spit boulders, werewolves, and dead dead.
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3. Guide for new players to the terrifying MediEvil world
1. What is MediEvil?
It started development in 1995 under the title "Dead Man Dan" and was the brainchild of a Cambridge-based small developer named Millennium Interactive.
Keeping pace with the evolving development of 3D development, the budding team set high standards in the hope of achieving ambitious goals with a limited budget, but they found themselves surrounded by many obstacles along the way.
Despite these ambitious goals, the PlayStation publishing team liked this concept and hired developer Millennium to finish the game, and the developer later adopted the developer as PlayStation's Studio SCE Cambridge Studio.
Sir Dan was unleashed in the world in October 1998, at the time of Halloween, causing her to be praised by critics for her unique artistic direction and immersive atmosphere.
While the game followed a supplemental release in 2000 and an improved PSP release in 2005, the original PlayStation release remained in the hearts of players forever. Check out the original TV ad!
2. What is the story of the game?
However, fate gave Dan a second chance. He was sent out of his grave while Zarok's followers wreak havoc in Gallowmere. You have to fight your way back from the basement and crush the legions of darkness and maybe Sir Dan will finally win a place in the Hall of Heroes.
3. What do you do?
You beat!
You will encounter all kinds of perplexing puzzles throughout the Gallowmere universe, from closed doors through unrecoverable rivers to explosive traps that lead to death.
Think, seize and sometimes mess your way, you will need more than just a powerful sword weapon to topple Zarok!
You are exploring!
Gallowmere is divided into a variety of game stages covering the whole kingdom. Each of these stages is a intricately designed maze filled with puzzles, collectibles, fighting encounters and hidden secrets.
And if you want to win a place in Hall of Heroes, you must be careful, and luckily you can go back to previous levels as much as you want!
You are fighting!
MediEvil features a wide range of weapons that kill the unspeakable Zarok crowds, such as swords, shields, knives, axes, war hammers, crossbowmen and many more.
Collect these weapons, learn their strengths and weaknesses, and fight your way to glory!
4. Where are their events?
As a result, the Gallowmere land appears to be designed for Halloween, as it has more than 50 types of high-level enemies to confront you, and has all sorts of local areas to explore, from dusty catacombs and creepy tombs to illuminated medieval cities With moonlight and swampy forests.
5. Is it suitable for young people?
If you have any doubts, we recommend reviewing the local guidelines wherever you are, or you can read a full review of Pan-European Gaming Information (PEGI) below. They rated the game suitable for ages seven and up.
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