MediEvil

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Medievil is a series of action/adventure games made on the Sony PlayStation. MediEvil Resurrection is a remake of the PS1 original.

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The Medievil series follows the adventures of Sir Daniel Fortesque and his quest to stop Zarok. Medievil is primarily an action game but has strong puzzle elements as well. The series has been well received by critics and is considered a great cult classic.

Games

MediEvil (Game)

9 October 1998

Platforms/PlayStationPlatforms/PlayStation Network PS3Platforms/PlayStation Network PSP

MediEvil II (Game)

30 April 2000

Platforms/PlayStation

MediEvil Resurrection (Game)

13 September 2005

Platforms/PlayStation PortablePlatforms/PlayStation Network PSPPlatforms/PlayStation Network Vita

MediEvil

25 October 2019

Platforms/PlayStation 4

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Name

MediEvil

Features

4 games

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First game

MediEvil (Game)

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Characters

• Has characters: Death (Character), Sir Daniel Fortesque (Character), Zarok (Character), Jack the Ripper (Character)

Locations

• Has locations: Swamp (Location), Cave (Location), Cemetery (Location), Dock (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Blood (Concept), Undead (Concept), Voice Acting (Concept), Zombie (Concept), Resurrection (Concept), Collectible (Concept), Can't Swim (Concept), Male Protagonists (Concept), Jump (Concept), Puzzle (Concept), Melee (Concept), Boss Fight (Concept), Boss (Concept), Smoke (Concept), Magic (Concept), Backtracking (Concept), Ultimate Weapon (Concept), Hack and Slash (Concept), Health (Concept), Lives (Concept), Polygonal 3D (Concept), Dragon (Concept), Giant Environment (Concept), Nobilitease (Concept), Undead Pirates (Concept), Skeletons (Concept), Flaming Weapon (Concept), Skeleton Warriors (Concept), Mummy (Concept), Game Over (Concept), PlayStation Underground (Concept), Button Mashing (Concept), Particle System (Concept), Usable Detached Body Parts (Concept), British Academy Video Game Awards (Concept), E3 1997 (Concept), E3 1998 (Concept), E3 2004 (Concept), E3 2005 (Concept), Game Over Directly to Title Screen (Concept), Game Sharing (Concept), Greatest Hits (Concept), Original Soundtrack Release (Concept), PlayStation Mobile (Concept), Promo VHS (Concept), Subtitles (Concept), Weapon Blur (Concept), World Map (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Skull (Object), Spear (Object), Water (Object), Gatling Gun (Object), Pistol (Object), Axe (Object), Sword (Object), Throwing Knife (Object), Armor (Object), Bomb (Object), Gold (Object), Hammer (Object), Crossbow (Object), Club (Object), Key (Object), Roast Chicken (Object), Lightning (Object), Arrow (Object), Metal Armor (Object), Fire Arrow (Object), Magic Sword (Object), Shield (Object), Treasure Chest (Object), Mushroom (Object), Bridge (Object), Coffin (Object), Battle Axe (Object), Runes (Object), Tombstone (Object), Ship (Object), Torch (Object), Broad Sword (Object), Longbow (Object), Tree (Object), Pumpkin (Object), Tent (Object), Stalactite (Object), Giant Mushroom (Object)

People

• Has people: Steve Blum (Person), Ben Levitt (Person), Chris Sorrell (Person), Christopher Stanley (Person), Craig Rechenmacher (Person), Gary Antcliffe (Person), James Busby (Person), Kim Yuen (Person), Matt Johnson (Person), Michael Kennedy (Person), Peter Dille (Person), Piers Jackson (Person), Richard Thomas (Person), Gary Barth (Person), Perry Rodgers (Person), Robert King (Person), Ami Matsumura-Blaire (Person), Andrew House (Person), Dean Miller (Person), Jack Tretton (Person), Mark Pentek (Person), Paul Donovan (Person), Richard O'Donovan (Person), Buzz Burrowes (Person), Tony Bourne (Person), Alex Sulman (Person), Angelo Bod (Person), Bruce Cochrane (Person), Chip Bell (Person), Colin MacLean (Person), Conner Morlang (Person), Craig Abraham (Person), Garry Taylor (Person), Gary Richards (Person), Graham Foxall (Person), James Sheperd (Person), James Shepherd (Person), Jason Riley (Person), Jason Wilson (Person), John Diamonon (Person), Julian Rex (Person), Kevin Rose (Person), Kurtis Buckmaster (Person), Lee Banyard (Person), Mark Valledor (Person), Martin Binfield (Person), Matt Bagshaw (Person), Matt Stoneham (Person), Michelle Vercelli (Person), Mitch Philips (Person), Molly Smith (Person), Nicholas Kidd (Person), Nina Kristensen (Person), Paul Firth (Person), Peter Giles (Person), Quinn Pham Le (Person), Richard Talbot-Watkins (Person), Shafeq Rahman (Person), Sharon Richards (Person), Simon Bastow (Person), Simon Miller (Person), Steven Tattersall (Person), Tom Baker (Person), Xavier Malard (Person), Yvonne Smith (Person)