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Adventure, Action, Fantasy, Historical
OpenCritic82IGDB81
A Plague Tale: Innocence is a third-person action-adventure game set in 14th-century France during the Black Death. Players control Amicia, a young girl protecting her little brother Hugo as they flee the Inquisition and navigate environments overrun by swarms of plague rats.
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Plot-driven, dark, overwhelming and serious.
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Screen RantRobin BurksMay 20195/5 starsA Plague Tale: Innocence is a refreshing single-player game with great action, gameplay and storytelling.
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ImpulsegamerJames Wright (Impulsegamer)Jun 20194.9/5I thoroughly enjoyed A Plague Tale: Innocence from start to finish and cannot fault this title at all. While the gameplay is fluid that is accompanied by excellent graphics and audio, where A Plague Tale – Innocence shines is with its characters and the way it tells their story. So if you're upset at how Game of Thrones ended and need a story that is told correctly, A Plague Tale – Innocence does that flawlessly.
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Paste MagazineGarrett MartinMay 20199.5/10By the end of A Plague Tale, its surviving heroes have earned their rest. It's hard to say goodbye to them, though, the same way it's hard to no longer spend time with the characters of a great book or TV show. A bittersweet post-credits sting hints at what might await the de Runes in the future; hopefully that's a story that players will be able to explore one day.
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Push SquareSammy BarkerMay 20196/10A Plague Tale: Innocence deserves respect for daring to be different, funnelling you through a bleak European backdrop that's seldom seen. Despite some neat ideas, though, the stealth and puzzle mechanics drag, and the story can't quite make up its mind about what it wants to be. Furthermore, while the presentation is spectacular, the project lacks polish in key areas and overstays its welcome at times.
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Slant MagazineRyan AstonMay 20193/5 starsIt's unfortunate that A Plague Tale's story falls short of its technical accomplishments.
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IGDB rating 8.1/10 from 821 ratings.
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