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2000PCPlayStation

You play Ash in the spirit of the Evil Dead films, cutting through the cabin, the woods, a graveyard and a medieval detour, with Bruce Campbell's one-liners carrying the fun. Gory action, comedy and light puzzles make it stand out.

  • Lots of humour
  • Melee combat with weapons or fists
  • Fantasy setting
  • Action-packed real-time combat

The closest matches for Evil Dead: Hail to the King are MediEvil, MediEvil: Resurrection and MediEvil. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Evil Dead: Hail to the King special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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MediEvil

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1998PlayStation

Brings what grabs you about Evil Dead: Hail to the King: plenty of humour, melee combat with weapons or fists and a fantasy setting.

A bumbling skeleton knight, Sir Daniel, fights through quirky gothic levels full of monsters and light puzzles using swords, shields and ranged weapons. Its Tim Burton-style dark humor is what makes this PlayStation classic memorable.

MediEvil: Resurrection

Melee combat with weapons or fists

You play as the bumbling undead knight Sir Daniel Fortesque, hacking your way through spooky yet self-mocking levels full of zombies and monsters. This PSP remake thrives on its quirky charm, goofy humor, and varied puzzles and platforming sections.

MediEvil

Melee combat with weapons or fists

You play as the skeletal knight Sir Daniel Fortesque, resurrected to stop the sorcerer Zarok and save Gallowmere. This remake of the 1998 classic blends spooky gothic fantasy, dark humor and lively hack-and-slash combat into a charming adventure.

Shadows of the Damned

Lots of humour

A grotesque, crude third-person shooter from Suda51 and Shinji Mikami, in which you blast through a stylized hell as Garcia Hotspur. Light-versus-darkness mechanics, black humor and a talking skull-powered gun give it its distinct character.

MediEvil II

Melee combat with weapons or fists

Undead knight Sir Dan is resurrected in Victorian London to battle a sorcerer and his reanimated horde, with macabre humor and Gothic charm. It blends sword combat, platforming and light puzzles, with a variety of weapons and quirky transformations.

Killing Time: Resurrected

Pure single-player experience

You fight your way through a demon-infested mansion in a first-person shooter where deadly puzzles are as dangerous as the monsters. A tongue-in-cheek mystery about a famous riddle and an ancient Egyptian artifact keeps you digging deeper.

Alone in the Dark

Pure single-player experience

You experience one of the first survival horror games, pairing 3D characters with pre-rendered backgrounds that paved the way for Resident Evil. You fight with guns or melee weapons and solve puzzles to get through its eerie rooms.

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