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{{Infobox character | {{Infobox character | ||
|name = Chess Pieces | |name = Chess Pieces | ||
|image = MediEvil1998-TheAsylumGrounds-LoadingScreen.png | |||
|aka = King<br>Queen<br>Bishop<br>Rook | |aka = King<br>Queen<br>Bishop<br>Rook | ||
| | |appearances = {{Appearances | ||
|medievil1998= | |||
The '''chess pieces''' | *[[The Asylum Grounds]] | ||
|medievil2019= | |||
*[[The Asylum Grounds]]}} | |||
}} | |||
The '''chess pieces''' were living game pieces used for the chess puzzle in [[The Asylum Grounds]]. | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
=== | ===14th century=== | ||
These magical, life-sized, talking chess pieces moved in the same directions as in actual chess. To solve the chess puzzle, [[Dan]] had to hit them with his weapon to make them move until they landed on the square that matched their colour. Once all the pieces were in place, the hidden entrance to the [[Inside the Asylum|asylum]] opened in the centre of the chessboard. | |||
There | There were four chess pieces: | ||
====King==== | ====King==== | ||
The '''king''' | The '''king''' was a chess piece that could move in any direction, similarly to the queen. The square tile that corresponded to the king's colour was blue. | ||
====Queen==== | ====Queen==== | ||
The '''queen''' | The '''queen''' was a chess piece that could move in any direction, similarly to the king. The square tile that matched the queen's colour was red. | ||
====Bishop==== | ====Bishop==== | ||
The '''bishop''' | The '''bishop''' was a chess piece that could only move diagonally. The square tile that corresponded to the bishop's colour was green. | ||
====Rook==== | ====Rook==== | ||
The '''rook''' | The '''rook''' was a chess piece that could only move vertically or horizontally. The square tile that corresponded to the rook's colour was yellow. | ||
==Gameplay== | |||
{{Quote|These chess pieces have a will of their own. Notice that each of their colors match colored squares on the board below them.|''[[MediEvil: The Official Strategy Guide]]''}} | |||
Sir Dan has to guide the chess pieces to their matching tile. Each piece moves in the same way it does in chess. | |||
==Behind the scenes== | ==Behind the scenes== | ||
===Development=== | ===Development=== | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
{{Empty section|Gallery}} | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The pawn and knight are the only chess pieces that were not used for the Asylum Grounds' chess puzzle. | *The pawn and knight are the only chess pieces that were not used for the Asylum Grounds' chess puzzle. | ||
**The knight chess piece can be seen in the original game's Asylum Grounds loading screen. The knight chess piece can still be seen in the level but as a hedge sculpture. | **The knight chess piece can be seen in the original game's Asylum Grounds loading screen. The knight chess piece can still be seen in the level but as a hedge sculpture. | ||
**The pawn chess piece, while absent from the original game, is added in the [[MediEvil ( | **The pawn chess piece, while absent from the original game, is added in the [[MediEvil (2019)|PS4 remake]] as a hedge sculpture. | ||
*Most of the chess pieces' voice lines are inaudible, but some can be made out - the chess pieces (excluding the queen) can be heard muttering "Come on, one more!" and "One more time one more time..." | *Most of the chess pieces' voice lines are inaudible, but some can be made out - the chess pieces (excluding the queen) can be heard muttering "Come on, one more!" and "One more time one more time..." | ||
*The rook in the original game says "Oi!" when hit, but in the PS4 remake, the rook reuses the bishop's "Ouch!" voice clip instead. | *The rook in the original game says "Oi!" when hit, but in the PS4 remake, the rook reuses the bishop's "Ouch!" voice clip instead. | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
{{reflist}} | {{reflist}} | ||