MediEvil
- October 25, 2019
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Re-live the original adventure on PlayStation®4. The beloved fan-favorite has been completely remade from the grave up, blending classic gameplay with stunning visuals, all in eye-popping 4K! Step into the bones of Sir Daniel Fortesque, a slightly-inept (and long dead) knight accidentally resurrected by his greatest enemy, the evil sorcerer Zarok. With a second chance to foil his greatest foe, D…
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Reviews
- gameplay9 mentions
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- 89 % neutral mentions
- 11 % negative mentions
- funny6 mentions
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- story3 mentions
- 33 % positive mentions
- 67 % neutral mentions
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- graphics2 mentions
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- stability2 mentions
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- 100 % negative mentions
- atmosphere1 mentions
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- character development1 mentions
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- replayability1 mentions
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Critic Reviews
MediEvil Review – Back From The Dead
There’s something really special about MediEvil getting a well-deserved remake beyond the visual and audio glow-up. It provides the title with a chance to break out of the confines of relative obscurity to reach a wider audience. MediEvil deserves all of this and more with its fantastic tone, entertaining characters and story, excellent level design, and stellar pacing, even if a few issues hold it back. If you haven’t played it before you’d be doing yourself a disservice by not giving it a go, and if you have played it before, rejoice in Fortesque’s skeletal embrace.
80%MediEvil Review
MediEvil debuted alongside the likes of Crash Bandicoot and Spyro The Dragon, acting as yet another platforming mascot for Sony throughout its early days in the console space. Sir Daniel Fortesque was a clumsy, strangely adorable oaf who roamed gothic graveyards and dilapidated towns fighting off zombies, solving puzzles and making up for lost time after years of deathly slumber.
40%MediEvil
A classic brought back from the dead with too much baggage from the past, there is little room for MediEvil’s dated design.
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