Medieval Steve

Steve has been imbued with abilities and super strength; not bad for a once-rusty pile of armour! You must battle your way through the varying levels, collecting the broken shards of what we once called ‘home’.

Along the way, you will encounter enemies from other dimensions that are interested in one thing and one thing only: to destroy what’s left of the world. The world needs a hero. Can you be that hero?

Medieval Steve plays like the classic side-scrollers of the past. Simple controls, predictable enemies and collectables galore. You will feel like you are playing on a Sega Master System only the graphics are better and you have more than two buttons and… well, okay, it won’t be anything like a Master System – but it’s still fun!

You control Steve through five different worlds, starting with the bread and butter of any side-scroller, the lush, green grass levels, proudly dubbed: ‘The Grasslands’. There are traps, enemies, levers to touch, switches to squeeze – everything you would ever want!

Recent changes:
Changelog:

Fixed an issue whereas the upgrade points were being added together if you weren't using them, ending up with me hilariously having 138 million points during a play test.

Fixed the fall on the tutorial. Apparently, when you fall off, you fall forever and are forced to restart the level.

Fixed Steve's momentary invulnerability. So, when Steve's armour is green, you can't be damaged.

Changed Steve's head for a pumpkin, because, you know, Halloween reasons.