A Plague Tale: Innocence

If we past the fact that the gameplay for a game of this magnitude is small. The producers of the game in my opinion thet've managed not only to create a bullet-proof experience but to recreate the historical period of the Hundred Years War. Just get it. It's worth every penny.

I really enjoyed this game, I wasn't expecting it to have a dark fantasy side to it. Trying to avoid any spoilers here so that's all I'll say. The game's voice acting is great, the graphics are AAA quality, and the gameplay is decent. A Plague Tale took me 11:22 hours to beat. The game is very story-driven and you spend your time avoiding enemies & swarms of rats, using them to your advantage, and doing Tomb Raider style puzzles. There is an upgrade/lite crafting system for different types of throwable or objects you can sling at enemies. The story was enjoyable to play through and did somethings I didn't expect. 10/10 Worth a buy.

This game simply is a masterpice of a storygame and still challenges you enough to not feel like a boring walking simulator(I personally dont see the appeal of games where all I can do is inspect my surroundings.) The best part is that the characters all are very well written as is the story. Also the setting of a plagued france is portrait in a very fitting and immersive way. All of this is achieved by having a very polished art and music design which on the other hand is backed by fantastic writing which all together make every level and every sequence feel unique interesting and still not loose the overall picture. This game simply shows the passion that Asobo Studio put into making this game the best story and character driven experience. You simply feel for the characters and their situations and everything that happens leaves a meaningfull impact on you.

I LOVED this game. It's a really great game to experience. It has some combat, stealth, alchemy, and puzzles in it but it's mostly a storytelling game between a girl and her ill brother as "shit hits the fan" and you two are surviving the harsh world they live in. Even though I have a good pc, I was still amazed how great this game looked. U know there are rats in the game and they looked good compared to how many there are on-screen at a time. I was just shocked my fps wasn't tanking cuz of how much was going on-screen. The story isn't SO good that you're still wondering what happened after you play it. It's just here's a nice simple story from beginning to end. Not many twists n' turns. Just a story about a sister/brother. If you're on the fence, just get it. If you're semi-interested in the game you'll enjoy it.

It's a story-based cinematographic game. You have some freedom in exploring its world for interesting things and finding alternative ways of dealing with your enemies but mostly you go forward and solve tasks it demands in a way it is planned. Tasks are not complicated at all — no puzzles, no acrobatics — but they are quite artistic so they all feel like a part of the story and that's why I love it so much. I don't get bored making even same things twice, because each stage is something unique. Really, the game is not only a very beautiful looking one but it also tries hard to give you an impression of life all the time. Each thing that somebody (including your character) says is something new and well-played. Characters behave like real people. Touching dark story with a fantastic mystery… Sure, the game has its cons and maybe even dumb moments but I don't mind these limitations. Looking forward for a sequel.