Flying Clocks

Flying Clocks were clockwork creatures inhabiting Zarok's City of Madness. They shaved off minutes of a person's life with each sweep of their hands. Staring into their faces would tell a person the time of their death.[1][1.1]

Flying Clocks
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Gameplay information
Soul type No soul
Behind the scenes information
Appears in

Gameplay

Despite having an entry in the Book of Gallowmere in the remake, the Flying Clocks are little more than background noise. They can neither attack Dan nor can they be attacked by him.

Book of Gallowmere entry

Time really does fly! These clockwork pests will shave minutes off your life with each sweep of their hands.

Staring into their faces will tell you the time of your death. Nothing you don't know already.

In other languages

Language Name
Arabic الساعات الطائرة
alsaaeat altaayira
Bulgarian Летящи часовници
Letyashti chasovnitsi
Croatian Leteći satovi
Czech Létající hodiny
Danish Flyvende Ure
Dutch Vliegende klokken
Finnish Lentävät kellot
French (France) Horloges volantes
German Fliegende Uhren
Greek Ιπτάμενα Ρολόγια
Iptámena Rológia
Hungarian Repülő órák
Italian Orologi volanti
Japanese 空飛ぶ時計
Soratobu tokei
Norwegian Flyvende klokker
Polish Latające zegary
Portuguese (Brazil) Relógios Voadores
Portuguese (Portugal) Relógios Voadores
Romanian Ceasuri Zburătoare
Russian Летающие часы
Letayushchiye chasy
Spanish (LatAm) Relojes voladores
Spanish (Spain) Relojes voladores
Swedish Flygande Klockverk
Turkish Uçan Saatler

References

  1.   MediEvil. Developed by Other Ocean Emeryville. Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment on October 25, 2019.
    1. Flying Clocks entry in the Book of Gallowmere in   MediEvil. Developed by Other Ocean Emeryville. Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment on October 25, 2019.

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