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A Plague Tale: Innocence, on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC, tells the grim story of two siblings fighting together for survival in the darkest hours of History. This new video game from Asobo Studio sends you on an emotional journey through the 14th century France, with gameplay combining adventure, action and stealth, supported by a compelling story. Follow the young Amicia and her little brother Hugo, who face the brutality of a ravaged world as they discover their purpose to expose a dark secret. On the run from the Inquisition's soldiers, surrounded by unstoppable swarms of rats incarnating the Black Death, Amicia and Hugo will learn to know and trust each other as they struggle for their lives against all odds.
• An original, powerful tale following the trip of the young noble Amicia de Runes and her adorable yet smart brother Hugo
• Survive a great, enigmatic danger in a brutal, unforgiving world. With the Black Plague appeared deadly swarms of rats, indiscriminately devouring everything in their path.
• A seamless blend of adventure and stealth gameplay, deeply embedded in dark medieval mystery.
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The good parts are the choice of weapons and upgrade path, pleasing sound and music, difficulty neither too high nor childish, the lights just appropriate for such a game themed around darkness. The length is also around 12 hours which is right for the genre.
What could've been improved though are the open-world interactions which are almost non-existent. You have to walk the chosen path only which reveals before you as you go. The other thing is that the gifts and findings don't seem to add any value. Finally, the post-ending scenes seemed completely useless and out of place.
But whatever, this game sure deserves some credit.