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Relive the beloved adventure of genre fans in a brand-new edition for PlayStation 4 that revives even the dead. Sword fights, dangerous puzzles, and enchanting environments come back to life in this complete remake of the original PlayStation action-adventure. Step into the body of Sir Daniel Fortesque, a clumsy – and centuries-dead – knight, who was accidentally resurrected by the evil sorcerer Zarok, 100 years after his tragicomic death.
Grab your sword, put on your armor, and earn your place as a true undead hero. As the kingdom of Gallowmere is threatened by the demonic hordes of Zarok, only the skeletal Sir Dan can stand against him. The undead adventurer with the sardonic smile has a second chance – can you defeat Zarok and bestow upon Sir Dan the honors he lost in life?
Experience the glory of Gallowmere in a full, thrilling new edition for the PS4, packed with enhanced graphics and personality – and in immersive 4K quality on the PS4 Pro.
Take full advantage of the improved camera system and a variety of weapons, such as magical swords and giant hammers, to fend off powerful gargoyles, werewolves, and zombies.
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1 star and whatever others may say, the only game I have played so many times is The Last of Us (1,2), Uncharted, Ratchet and Clank (with difficult battles), Assassin's Creed 3, Origins, and Odyssey (especially this one to get the platinum trophy). Well, Medieval did what the others didn't, made me throw the controller out the window. UNACCEPTABLE handling, sometimes you fall into the sea and lose a life, other times not
A very nice game to give to a teenager aged 13-15, but adults can also play it, they will just say it is too childish. But overall, the game is perfect.
Although I am not a fan of the game because I had played it once on the PS1, I decided to try it on the PS5 and ultimately I did not like it, especially its gameplay. However, for those who enjoyed the old game, I believe they will enjoy it. It is a very good remake, though.
Very good game, I have finished it on the PS4, my favorite thing about this game is the weapons, as soon as I finished it and went to the menu, there was a version where you could play like on the PS1, which made the game even better. It has very good graphics and nice colors. I recommend it, it's a very good game. It's worth its money and more.
The game has really been incredibly well done, the graphics are quite beautiful for a remake, the gameplay is quite nice and addictive, and the tracks were all well-crafted and distinct! Now, some people say that it is difficult and when you lose, it puts you back from the beginning unfairly!! The game has 9 life bottles to find, and the first 2 life bottles are in the first track, in Daniel's crypt....secondly, each track has life bottles to refill your life...thirdly, when you complete a track, you will move on to the next track with whatever life you have left!! So when you finish each track, go to Daniel's crypt, this track has 2 life bottles, you take them and this track lasts 30 seconds and then you go again until you fill your life to the full and use the life bottles you have collected, and you start the new track with full life and all your life bottles filled...and in each track, when you complete it 100/100, you go to the heroes' house where you get stronger weapons, the more tracks you complete 100/100, and you get the cup, the more powerful weapons you will get, like the magic sword, the magic bow, spears. So the game is not difficult and unfair at all when you play it correctly. I consider it one of the best games in its genre!!! The camera didn't bother me, I found it okay, it could have been better...the ending was a bit abrupt and short. Not that it was bad, it just lasted too little, 2-3 minutes. Rating 9.5/10
Great game!!! It reminded me of the old times when I used to play it on the ps1. Everyone should definitely buy it, especially now that it's also translated! I hope they release the MediEvil 2 Remake too!
For its price, it deserves five stars. The added bonus is the Greek subtitles or dubbing in some of Sony's games, unlike other companies (it appreciates the money it receives from the Greek audience). Overall, it is a pleasant and easy game that is worth having in your collection due to its price.
The good things about it are: 1. in Greek, 2. has perfect humor, 3. has a perfect story.
The bad things about it are: 1. has a very strange camera, 2. the handling is so-so
Seeing Naughty Dog re-releasing Crash in the previous years, I was thinking about what other games I played as a child that I would like to play again. Then came Spyro, I had played them all back then and I must admit they played with my memories quite a bit.
I didn't have an opinion about Medievil, it wasn't among my choices back then, I knew about it but I had never played it.
I saw it as an opportunity to play it and learn Sir Daniel's story from the beginning, saying "let's play it to relax" after playing a difficult game.
It gave me quite a hard time, to be precise, I sweated to get to a certain point.
I think it was a bit rushed, things could have been improved, especially the controls.
*The music is perfect.
*The most annoying thing was that it doesn't even have a single checkpoint, so if you lost, you had to start from the beginning...
Quite good and faithful remake with the disadvantage of frame drops in the graphics. If you have kids and/or a craving for a classic platformer, you won't be disappointed! Its duration is just right.
I had loved it 20 years ago, so I was quite skeptical... One of the best remasters of a classic ps1 game! They even re-recorded the soundtrack with the Prague Philharmonic Orchestra! The controls can be challenging, as with any relatively old platform game, especially when it comes to jumping. But we're talking about a classic game that has preserved its atmosphere intact and has done an incredible job with graphics and sound (voices and sound effects).
Big fan of the series since the PS1 era but unfortunately, this thing in the year 2020 is unplayable.
Terrible controls, bad camera, mediocre graphics, but the biggest issue is the frustration it causes because it is ridiculously unfair and disgustingly difficult.
The game is very nice, it has fantastic graphics, perfect sound, and a very nice story. However, it falls behind a lot in gameplay. Personally, it frustrated me a lot
Although I don't like to comment negatively, unfortunately I will do it.
- The game was lagging, either I would get stuck somewhere and couldn't move, or the analog stick wouldn't work and the arrows would result in me restarting the track.
- It seemed quite difficult to me and I wouldn't recommend it for children under 13 years old.
- You definitely need to collect the disc plates in order to get stronger weapons because you will get stuck in the early stages and give up (I was ready to give up).
- If you're going for the platinum trophy, it is quite achievable but it requires patience and definitely 3-4 days.
I would recommend buying it once it reaches 10€
In 2020, this thing is not playable, annoyingly difficult, it doesn't have check points, and every time you lose, even against the bosses, you have to start the whole level from the beginning. I played it for a week without making much progress. I got stuck on the boss with the two wolves over 20 times, as it made me go through the whole stage again from the beginning, and I gave up on it directly. Only for old gamers who had it on the PS1, not for us new ones, for no reason. Also, it didn't sell well because the mothers of the children think it's scary due to the theme, while it's actually clearly aimed at young kids.
I remember playing this game on the PSP and I really liked it because it was a fun game to play. And since I was in elementary school, it was logical that I liked it. Now I am 20 years old and I am still crazy about this game. Although it has a short story, it really deserves to be taken, especially by children who have not played it at all!
The truth is that it is difficult to evaluate this game because on one hand, I am emotionally connected to Medievil, being the first game I loved on the PS1, but on the other hand, as a consumer, I must be objective.
Medievil has several positive aspects, but also some significant weaknesses and ultimately seems like a missed opportunity. Back in the days of the PS1 and the technical difficulties in game representation, the story and myth of the game would begin even before you put it in the console. Witches, dragons, monsters adorned the covers and manuals of the games, igniting your imagination. The lore of the world had to be so strong that amorphous things, due to our imagination, would appear to us as imposing cyclops, terrifying dragons, zombies, etc. Therefore, with today's means and the evolution of graphics, this game had a golden opportunity to surpass titles like Spyro and Crash.
Sir Daniel Fortesque leads an army in battle against the magician Zarok, but before he can even fight, an arrow kills him. The magician is defeated and for decades, Sir Dan is celebrated as if he won the battle, even though he did nothing. After 100 years, the magician returns, and the same thing happens to Sir Dan, who rises from the grave - now as a skeleton - in order to stop the magician and vindicate his myth.
As for the positive elements, there is certainly a terrifying improvement in the character's image. It is an overly faithful adaptation of all the characteristics from the 1998 game. There is a huge improvement in the camera and some upgrades compared to the old game, such as having access to two weapons at all times instead of just one. The story, while simple, does not become boring as there are entertaining details added through interaction with other heroes. The game is not particularly difficult, but above all, it is fun.
On the negative side, the game was launched as a remake and not remastered. The difference is that in the latter, the main goal is to upgrade the graphics, perhaps some sound issues, while leaving the gameplay untouched, whereas in the former, the goal is to create the game from scratch, taking into account its strong characteristics and eliminating the drawbacks. Unfortunately, this game fails in that aspect. Despite the improvement, the camera remains very poor for today's standards and unacceptable in several points. There are no new features compared to the old game, except for the part with the lost souls. There is no innovation in the combat system, such as dodging. There is no checkpoint system, and you are forced to start from the beginning of each level. The PS1 era, apart from its enchanting lore, also had frustrating games - which, in order to cover the lack of content, were deliberately difficult. Not in the sense of Dark Souls, where you need to excel in a combat system, but with cheap tricks like vague instructions on where to go, zero maps, no saves, demanding excessive grinding, and requiring you to replay levels or parts or the entire game. Medievil does not make excessive use of these tricks, but it is clear that the lack of checkpoints and the need to replay each level of the game (once you reach the end) is done to add hours to an incomplete content. Even in terms of price, there is an asterisk since it was released as a standalone game with a suggested price of €29.99, while the Crash and Spyro trilogies were released at €39.99. For those who are not familiar, Medievil is a trilogy, so why not do exactly the same? When it was released, it crashed all the time (which was resolved), and even today the game is stuck in a state where bugs and frame drops are not surprising. There are no difficulty levels or even the addition of a more challenging category. The platforming is mediocre and often, even when you do everything right, your jump fails and you die by falling into the void.
In conclusion, this particular title seems as if it did not receive the support, attention, and promotion that was required for it to stand out. A huge portion of the negatives can be overlooked by fans of the old games, and that is the problem. There was the potential for it to be an ideal choice for everyone, but in the end, it is only for those who happened to play the previous ones. The rest, if they can overlook the above, will encounter a magical and entertaining game and will likely be satisfied regardless of age!
74/100 (but my heart tells me to give it 5 stars)
Positives
+ Beautiful artwork with black humor and Tim Burton aesthetics
+ Excellent Greek translation and dubbing
+ Amazing music from the Prague Symphony Orchestra
+ Each level is different from the previous one
+ Easy gameplay
+ Bonus gift for fans of the old MediEvil for PS1
Negatives
- Poor platforming that leads to unfair deaths
It is not suitable for the new generation, it has flaws, but for the old ones it is worth reviving this game, I enjoyed it.
Exactly how a remaster should be. A fantastic revival of the whole experience, the Greek dubbing was a pleasant surprise (which made it a bit more childish to be honest, but it's not a big deal) the alternative camera angle was a nice feature (although I didn't use it, it's a good idea for younger players) and overall a well-crafted work from scratch. Truly nostalgic at its zenith. The only downside (which I would say should have been a bit cheaper) that I didn't remember from the PS1 version, was its short duration (even to achieve 100% completion it took very little time). However, it was worth the money just for the support and collection.
I received this game as a gift with the PS1 in 1998. I can't describe the excitement I felt when I started playing it with the graphics of the PS4 now. How time flies!
I read the previous reviews and I really wonder what they are thinking.. the game is disgusting and miserable, it has an unacceptable camera, sometimes it has bugs in various parts. The Greek language that has been used is as if they did it on Google translate with ridiculous voices and irrelevant dialogues. The graphics for PS4 are borderline disgusting. An old beautiful title that has literally been degraded. It was purely an atmospheric game that was definitely aimed at adults. Now, not even a child will be interested in this monstrosity. For those who want to see what Medievil is, they should play it on PS1. Don't focus on the graphics, it's better than the PS4
It has an issue with the camera in general, and during gameplay, the camera will be an additional problem. For those of us who are 35+, it won't bother us, but for those who are younger and have only been raised on PS4 games, maybe even PS3, it will feel strange to them. Personally, I had played it before on the PS1.
Other than that, it's a fun and light game, and it even has Greek language for those who don't know English.
Also, the price is fine, although I would recommend waiting for it to drop another 5 euros.
Another fantastic fairytale game from the old days! With beautiful graphics! For young and old! -(For the old to remember and for the new to learn)- Very nice translation in Greek! And the game is very enjoyable, just like it was on the Ps1.
- And when you unlock the trophies (Lost and Savior of Souls), it unlocks the original menu for you to play the old game.
The game is fantastic! It keeps you engaged constantly and you don't get bored until it's finished. I wish there were more games like this
Incredibly beautiful graphics, nice game environment. A unique game in its category. The dream came true after 15 years! Nostalgia has returned! Congratulations to the creators, I hope the new generation will love it.
My opinion playing the game is, of course, the best! The work done on this specific remake is amazing and Sir Daniel looks better than ever! A personal review for PS4 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OREbGqTMes&lc=Ugzmc5kE6WF34O0miE54AaABAg
Verified purchase
Dive into my childhood, but with modern graphics. Very nice remake
Very good remake. If you reach 100%, you unlock the old PS1 game as well. Two in one!!
Verified purchase
Remastered version of the game from the PS1.. it's worth its money and it's very well-made
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