A Plague Tale Innocence Review

A Plague Tale: Innocence Review | Oh, cruel world!

By Callum Agnew

A PLAGUE TALE: INNOCENCE intends to bring meaning back to death. It tells a familial and grim fairytale of survival set in 14th century, wartime, plague-ridden France. Its premise is as original as its setting and is, for the most part, a success.

A Plague Tale: Innocence Review | One player, two characters

  • A wonderful balance of player freedom and linear design
  • Haunting score by Olivier Deriviere
  • Beautiful visuals and rich atmosphere
  • Loses itself in its own overly ambitious plot
  • Puzzles never take more than a minute to figure out

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Callum Agnew
Callum Agnew

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