A Plague Tale: Requiem

I just finished A Plague Tale: Requiem in about 17,4h, unlocking 29 out of 35 trophies, and honestly… it’s an exceptional experience from start to finish. Right away, the most striking thing is how massive the evolution is compared to Innocence. This feels like a true sequel in every sense. Everything has been impro…

The story is much better than in the first game, which is the most important thing in a story-driven game. Unlike Innocence, here I was getting more interested as it went on (but this time I had much lower expectations to begin with). Graphics are way better in terms of scale. The budget increase is highly noticeabl…

I loved the first game (Innocence) and had high hopes for Requiem. Innocence had solid gameplay, mechanics and puzzles that fit the game and made sense, and an excellent narrative. Requiem changed a lot of things, all of them for the worse. It’s not a worthy sequel, it’s not well-designed, and the narrative in this…

It only gets more intense, and more harder! You'll eventually change playstyles here and there, using all the tools and skills you have to progress in the story. Really immersive! Play the first part first to fully understand the story. You wont appreciate the characters around the story if you wont play Innocence f…

Yes, because this world hurts, and it keeps hurting. And you want to hurt it back. But it's a fight you cannot win, Amicia... You're not one of them, you are a De Rune.

My review of this game 1. Amecia is the cause of most of the conflict in the game she was the one who went on a rampage in the church she was the one who took hugo with her knowing the danger that he would get in and how fragile his control of his powers is She was the one constantly forcing hugo to continue even wh…