A Plague Tale: Innocence (Xbox One)

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         Developer : Asobo Studio
             Genre : Stealth games
            Themes : Horror
      Release Info : Xbox Game Pass
        Other Tags : Female Protagonist

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A Plague Tale is an intense story about religious war and plague, told from a unique perspective of two children, and set in an impressively rendered medieval France. The gameplay and style is similar to The Last of Us.

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    2020-02-06
  • I played a few hours of this medieval stealth horror game, and I think it's good so far. However, I don't think I'm going to keep playing, and I think I know why. Most of the time I've played so far, you're running away from enemies or sneaking or hiding to avoid detection. The game forcing you to be defensive makes perfect sense, because you're playing as children, but it doesn't grab me as much as the usual video game power fantasies. I would recommend the game to anyone who enjoyed games like The Last of Us, it seems like a good one of those.

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