A Plague Tale: Requiem

Overall a solid 7/10. Just like its predecessor, strong story, characters with a very impactful ending. The presentation in this one is well done, filled with great looking environments and offers good diversity from sprawling fields of flowers to dilapidated ruins Gameplay still remains a weaker aspect to the overall package, offering very limited range for player expression with multiple stealth sections. If you fancy a great story with a strong cast of characters and not worried much about having engaging gameplay get this asap! If you are the type to love deep gameplay, I recommend skipping this.

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Las ultimas horas del juego son una locura. Muy buen juego

6/10 A disappointment compared to Innocence. The sequel is naturally more advanced technologically and graphically - some of the environments are really stunning and lifelike - but felt forced in many ways. The first game felt story-driven, while here I often felt like the story was serving the gameplay mechanics that the devs came up with (some of which were plain stupid - looking at you prism). Difficult not to spoil anything, so I'll just say it didn't feel as inspired. Still, it wasn't a bad game, and if you enjoyed the premise and environments of Innocence, you'll probably enjoy Requiem too.

This is technically not a AAA game, but you won't be able to tell the difference. The few complaints I had about the original (always having to scrounge for rocks, very limited combat) have been resolved. The sling now has an endless supply of rocks. While you are still forced to go stealth quite a bit, you do have new combat options, letting you fight some of the times when previously you would be forced to only run or go stealth. Amazing game and I look forward to playing the prequel!

Finally finished this game after sitting on it for 2 years with 6 hrs played. Should have finished it sooner... Great game! 9/10