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May 2019
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The editors liked
Stunning setting
Intriguing mechanics come later in the game
Amicia gets inventive new tools regularly
An original
Superbly realised setting
Amicia De Rune is an excellent heroine
Navigating swarms of rats is a tense joy
Plenty of variety in combat and exploration
A Plague Tale
Innocence is a touching tale about a lost childhood. With a dark fantasy story and horrendous disease-riddled rodents
You must control two siblings who rely on one another to survive. With plenty of puzzles
Unusual NPCs
And varied landsc
Story Telling
Themes explored with Characters
Visuals and Musical Score
The editors didn't like
Sibling relationship feels a bit hollow in the long run
Intriguing mechanics come later in the game (again)
Published: 2019-07-02, Author: Matthew , review by: gaming-age.com
Abstract: A Plague Tale: Innocence brings together all kinds of things that I hate in games. It's mostly one long stealth-based escort mission. It relies heavily on the trope of kids in peril. It requires a fair amount of crafting. It features lots and lots of gore...
Emotive storytelling, particularly the relationship between the two de Rune siblings, The cast of characters are genuine and likeable, The rats never cease to be horrifying, and their appearances are some of the most spine-chilling scenes in the game
The knights of the Inquisition can be hilariously oblivious and obtuse at times, which tends to break immersion, Painfully one-dimensional villains
Published: 2019-05-23, Author: Francesco , review by: wccftech.com
Excellent story, Charming characters, Solid stealth gameplay mechanics, Collectibles tied to the story
Linear experience, Limited optional content and replay value
A Plague Tale: Innocence is definitely among the gaming surprises of 2019, exceeding expectations in the best possible ways. With its gripping tale, charming characters and solid gameplay mechanics, the game is a must-have for those who like single-player...
Despite a troublesome companion that can sometimes bog this stealth title down, A Plague Tale: Innocence is still a very interesting, unique, and haunting tale. It's one that will likely get overlooked due to not being an AAA game but it's one that is wor...
Tight and well-paced story filled with memorable setpieces, French voice acting is superb, Rat swarm tech makes for unique puzzles
Stealth sequences are superfluous, English voice acting is stilted, No consequences for choices you make during the journey
Nevertheless, I enjoyed it. A Plague Tale: Innocence feels anachronistic, like a game THQ would've released circa 2010—or one THQ might remaster, circa 2019. It's relentlessly straightforward, and I wasn't kidding when I said developers don't make games l...
Published: 2019-05-13, Author: Lewis , review by: wmpoweruser.com
Abstract: A few hours into A Plague Tale Innocence, our journey takes us to a quaint little farm. Getting here took a lot of effort: we've sneaked past Inquisition soldiers, sprinted away from angry villagers and avoided endless streams of disease-ridden rats. But...
Published: 2019-05-13, Author: Ron , review by: gamingtrend.com
Absolutely gorgeous presentation, Beautiful soundtrack and voice acting, Unique gameplay mechanics, Survival mechanics make for interesting choices, Storyline is top shelf from start to finish
Occasional texture pop-in during cutscenes, Moral choice moments don't lead anywhere
With a magnificent storyline replete with devious puzzles and gorgeous vistas, A Plague Tale: Innocence is as beautiful as it is disturbing. A survival stealth title at its heart, Asobo Studio's approach to the story of the bubonic plague is completely un...
