MediEvil (1998 video game)

Medievil is a video game for Sony PlayStation from the year 1998. The action adventure developed by Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (Cambridge). There is a successor Medievil 2 to the commercially successful game ( also for PlayStation ). , And a remake for the PlayStation Portable

Action

The player takes on the role of Sir Daniel Fortesque, charged with the fictional country Gallowmere from the clutches of the evil wizard Zarok. The history that is crucial, says that Sir Fortesque ever fought the sorcerer Zarok and thereby acquired great fame, they say that he was the one who had defeated the evil wizard in battle. However thereof no word is true, but Fortesque under the first arrow hail fell in the fray. Now, since the sorcerer threatens the land a second time, Fortesque is unceremoniously brought back to life and to fend for later in the game as a skeleton knight and the fame later, this time in an honest way to earn. Finally, we are concerned with the struggle between good and evil.

Remarkable

The black humor that even the basic idea is so recognizable, the player accompanies the whole game through. But the opponents range from simple zombies to come to life scarecrows, pumpkins, strange and obscure machines and the like. The outstanding graphics for the prevailing conditions and especially the always appropriate sound ensured him success. It is not only a fighting game, but there are also many challenging puzzles, sometimes purely technical skill, while other times require a combination gift and thinking skills, which is also attractive for the player, since so monotony is avoided.

If under certain conditions, the player completed one of the numerous levels, he thus enters the so-called heroes hall where Fortesque each time receive a bonus and is in the tradition of Walhalla, since this is the place at which the heroes after their earthly existence pleasure. The objective of the game is there also to secure a place which, although requires some skill, but overall is not an impossible task.