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MediEvil/Glitches

From Gallowpedia, the MediEvil Wiki. You'll be dying to read!

This page details some of the glitches found in the original MediEvil and its 2019 remake.

Dragon Gate Skip

Main article: Dragon Gate Skip

The Dragon Gate Skip, or DGS, is one of the hardest glitches to perform in the original MediEvil. It is used to skip the Dragon Gate in The Gallows Gauntlet, and indirectly also other levels necessary to collect the Dragon Armour.

Hilltop Mausoleum gate skip

Main article: Hilltop Mausoleum Gate Skip

This glitch can be used to prematurely open the gate in The Hilltop Mausoleum and skip a significant part of the level.

Inventory glitch

Main article: Inventory glitch

This glitch is the starting point for other glitches such as level looping, jacoghosting, soldiers despawning, and skipping Kardok.

Jacoghosting

Main article: Jacoghosting

This glitch can be performed in the Pools Of The Ancient Dead level in the original MediEvil. It is mainly used to skip the majority of the level.

Kardok skip

Main article: Kardok skip

This glitch can be performed to desync Kardok's shield with his model, allowing him to take damage and even die much earlier than intended.

Level looping

Main article: Level looping

This glitch is widely used by speedrunners. There are multiple uses of level looping in the game. Some are used to skip to the exit of a level. Others are used to skip an enemy encounter or an area of a level which should be completed to progress.

Quit-out

Main article: Quit-out

This glitch is used to quit a level and end it prematurely, without resetting the game.

Return to the Graveyard gate skip

Main article: Return to the Graveyard gate skip

This glitch can be used to avoid opening the catacombs gate in Return to the Graveyard and clip through it instead.

Smuggling

Main article: Smuggling

Smuggling can be performed in any level in the original MediEvil, as well as its 2019 remake. It consists of collecting items (such as Rune Stones) in one level in order to use them in another. Normally, key items are not meant to be used outside the level in which they are collected.

Soldier despawn

Main article: Soldier despawn

This glitch is possible only using the emulator ePSXe version 2.0.0 and it is used to get a significant advantage during the Fazguls' fight in Zarok's Lair.

Speed glitch

Main article: Speed glitch

The speed glitch in MediEvil is used to gain higher movement speeds than normal.

Super weapons

Main article: Super weapons

The super weapons glitch can be performed with the club and the throwing daggers to deal more damage faster than they are intended to.

The Haunted Ruins door clip

Main article: The Haunted Ruins door clip

This glitch allows you to clip through a door from the opposite side, allowing you to skip a small portion of the level.

Void launch

Knockback dash

Main article: Knockback Dash

The club's power-up attack (pressing Square button with button layout 1) can be used on walls and certain objects to push Dan back and gain higher than intended jumping distance.

Weapon replenishment

It is possible to perform a glitch after your weapon is stolen that involves tricking the game into maxing out its percentage or ammo count by causing it to underflow.

To do this, you must open your inventory on the same frame that the weapon is registered as stolen. If done correctly, the item will be present but will have no percentage or ammo count. Selecting the item and killing the imp that stole it will maximize its percentage or ammo count.

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