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Posted on: June 19, 2024
theringoffire2002
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 73 Avis: 8
intense and great graphics
Very intense game. Way darker than the first part. Great story. Great graphics. Get it!
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Posted on: September 23, 2024
lovelessmachine
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 117 Avis: 3
enjoy the story and scenes
pretty good
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Posted on: October 3, 2024
bujtar
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 78 Avis: 4
just wow
love it..setting and all
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Posted on: November 17, 2024
aleabodo
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 6 Avis: 1
Surprisingly fun, not very challenging
It's linear and very story driven. But it's actually more fun than I expected it to be. Especially with someone always on your side and talking makes it a unique touch to this genre.
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Posted on: March 29, 2025
squareinc
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 961 Avis: 12
Twice the Plague, Double the Tale
Everything is bigger and mostly better. More gorgeous than the first, Requiem continues the tale of Amicia and Hugo de Rune and the ever present Macula. It's a good action adventure game that reminded me of Rise of the Tomb Raider a lot. Coming from the first game, it feels very Hollywood-ified, with some of its original charm and identity stripped away; but only a little. In many ways Requiem is much improved over Innocence. Full of breathtaking views and setpieces, the gameplay feels fully defined here and not the half-baked attempt of the first game. It's a good mix of action and stealth, with the player's choice on how to proceed. While it isn't anything special, it is a lot of fun paired with its absorbing story. Most chapters, however, feel a bit too long and bloated, and I couldn't help but wish things were a little better paced. The story, too, suffers from bloat. Requiem feels like two games mashed into one. Here, the tight focus of Innocence's story gives way to a sprawling, meandering adventure. It isn't worse per se, but a lot of it leans on its charming characters and performances. The story is full of cults and slavers and ancient mysteries to uncover that it becomes this grand thing that often feels at odds with the intimate lynchpin of Hugo and Amicia's relationship. But it remains a very heartfelt tale. For all it crams narratively, Requiem never stifles heart or soul and I was satisfied come its end. Technically, the game could be better. I had two nasty crashes, each happening while the game saved new checkpoints. Restarting would lead to the same crashes. To solve the issue, each crash required me to 'Verify and Repair' the game's install via GOG Galaxy, after which 25mb of data was downloaded each time. After downloading, the game would run and play as normal again. Overall, I really loved this game. It provides closure for the first and spins a wonderful, if longwinded tale. A definite improvement from the first, and a really great game.
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