A Plague Tale: Innocence

A fantastic, linear, story-driven experience! What makes this game truly special is its balance; despite being a stealth and quiet game, the events are gripping and keep you hooked, offering a distinct feel across different chapters. The resource gathering and gear upgrade systems are very simple, satisfying, and completely straightforward. At the same time, the movement is incredibly smooth, paths are clear, and traversing or climbing feels agile. Amicia’s voice acting is brilliant and emotionally resonant, and introducing side characters like the thief siblings, Mélie and Arthur, along with the blacksmith, Rodric, added immensely to the journey. If you are looking for an immersive story that pulls you in without any gameplay overcomplications, this game is your perfect choice!

very good

This game really surprised me. The story kept me invested from start to finish and the stealth was fun without getting repetitive. I also liked that the game gives you more freedom later on so you can actually fight back instead of sneaking through everything. My only real complaint is the voice acting it definitely has emotion but sometimes it sounds like it was recorded on a 30 dollar mic. There are also a few moments where the plot relies a bit too much on characters making dumb decisions. Still its an amazing game and if Requiem is really even better i cant wait to play it.

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LOVE IT

Pretty decent game that tells a story about a group of kids who had to grow up early because of loss of their parents or parental figures. The characters seemed a little lazy and I don't think that I was touched at any part of the story in a meaningful way. There was only one character who kind of was in a real crisis but it felt to be acted out too quickly to see a natural reaction like not knowing what to do, feeling helpless or lost. Many situations the group been through would call for such reaction but they somehow seemed to shrug it off too quickly to make it a connecting moment with a player. Some of it needed to be like that, but I would have preferred a story with less emotionally/mentally resilient characters who were at least somewhat prone to panic. Gameplay felt involving and at times a little stressful because game for the most part is slow paced and in a couple of instances you got to act quick. Overall, I'd give it 4/5 - Good gameplay, decent(not amazing) voice acting, good sounds, unfinished characters.

much more fun playing in highest difficulty with immersive hud. looking forward to Resonance.