Adventure stealth action was released 10 days ago, and Focus Home Interactive and Asobo (its first independent project) have already decided to boast of positive press responses. The result was a traditional trailer with rave reviews and high praise from various media, interspersed with clips of gameplay.
For example, journalist Jim Sterling (Jim Sterling) said that this is the best game he met this year. IGN called A Plague Tale: Innocence a wonderful fairy tale, JeuxVideo.com praised it for its captivating story, GamesPew for its excellent musical accompaniment, and Total Gaming Network for its stunning overall environment.
Resource GamingBolt wrote: "The heart of an independent game and the gloss of a high-end project"; ScreenRant: "As close to perfect as games can get"; TrustedReviews: "Inevitably sticks in memory"; Rock, Paper, Shotgun: "I will love Hugo no matter what"; DualShockers: "Outstanding depiction of a true sense of horror"; Bloody Disgusting: "If you don't already know the name of Asobo Studio, then after A Plague Tale you will remember it"; Daily Star Online: "Stands on a par with Β»; PlayStation Lifestyle: "Striking visuals, well-designed puzzles, and thousands of rats."
Π Denis Shchennikov also rated the game very highly, giving it 8,5 points out of 10 and calling it one of the most memorable gaming adventures this year. Among the merits, Denis attributed a skillfully told story with well-developed characters, the atmosphere of gloomy medieval France with a bit of mysticism, and a well-adjusted rhythm that makes you move to the finale in one breath. Among the shortcomings, only relatively simple puzzles and insufficient room for improvisation are mentioned.
A Plague Tale: Innocence is available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC.
Source: 3dnews.ru