I recently got a chance to playthrough Medieval Quest on the PlayStation 5 Pro, thanks to a review copy provided by y-zo studio.
You can find my platinum trophy walkthrough below:
Trophy tips:
- Enable easy mode in the settings.
- In the first level, avoid where the game is telling you to place the sword. Instead, combine the three swords in a different way next to the slime to unlock No need for tutos.
- Also in the first level, try to get the Game Over and On the Edge trophy.
- Once you earn enough money in the level, you can buy bombs, matches and dice. Bombs will kill all enemies in a small area while matches will kill a random number of enemies anywhere on the map. The dice will add more weapons to the map. Make sure you use all three power-ups.
- Use a match to kill off the remaining enemy needed to finish off stage to get Allumette.
- Make sure you grab every object you see, including the rocks and gravestones.
- The rest of the trophies should come naturally when you beat all 40 levels.
You can find my mini review of Medieval Quest below:
Pros:
- Fun fantasy puzzle game with multiple solutions.
- Easy mode.
Cons:
- None
Overall:
Medieval Quest is a puzzle game where you defeat enemies and find treasures. To attack an enemy on the board, you need to connect three or more of the same weapon next to your target.
At the start, you only play as the knight. As you play through the levels, you will eventually unlock the archer, mage and priestess. Each of these classes offer different attacks that could make the difference in any level.
You can also purchase the dice, bomb, and match power-ups in the store. The dice and bomb will take care of multiple enemies, while the dice adds more weapons to the map.
If you find yourself getting stuck in a specific stage, then you can enable easy mode, which gives you money anytime you move an object.
Overall, Medieval Quest is a very fun puzzle game where you can freestyle to beat any of the 40 levels.