A Plague Tale: Innocence Was Released On This Day 4 Years Ago

Released Almost Half A Decade Ago!

The Plague Tale franchise has quickly become one of the most popular action-adventure releases in recent years. With two games telling a compelling narrative, the series has gathered a dedicated fanbase.

The first game in the franchise, A Plague Tale: Innocence, was released 4 years ago on this day, and it started an adventure that fans would continue to adore for years to come.

Why it matters: The Plague Tale franchise has continued to grow in popularity since the release of the original. It came at a time when many developers were chasing multiplayer trends and showed that single-player games still had much to offer.

A Plague Tale 2

The game got positive reviews from critics, and fans were quick to praise various aspects. It also sold over 1 million units to date.

A Plague Tale: Innocence is set during the plague in Europe. It tells a beautiful narrative about siblings trying to survive the brutal disease and all the threats of the world. The game also features stunning graphics, which add to the overall experience.

A Plague Tale: Innocence combines horror elements along with stealth gameplay for an engaging experience. While the stealth elements were considered simplistic, they were well suited to the story of young children facing enormous challenges.

Throughout the game, both siblings grow closer to each other. Many players found this narrative endearing, and it made up for the shortcomings found in parts of the gameplay.

Following this success, Asobo Studio released A Plague Tale: Requiem. The game launched as a day-one Xbox Game Pass title and lived up to the massive hype generated by its predecessor.

If you enjoy narrative-driven games and have not played A Plague Tale: Innocence, the game is still worth trying. It can be found on discounts often and easily justifies the price with its story, visuals, and gameplay.

Latest News

Follow Us

104,000FansLike
32,122FollowersFollow

Trending

Embracer Group Confirms Plans To Step Away From Acquisitions

Embracer Group has revealed that its restructuring program has finally ended after a brutal period for everyone involved.

Cyberpunk 2077 Sequel Promises To Merge Film & Game

According to a job listing, the Cyberpunk 2077 sequel will be a unique fusion of film and game, taking a different route from the original.

COD Warzone Mobile Already Massive With $1.4 Million Revenue In 4 Days

Call of Duty Warzone mobile has just been released, and it is already reporting massive numbers in the first week.

65% of CDPR Shifts To The Witcher 4 As Production Begins Soon

The Witcher 4 is on track to enter production as promised by CD Projekt RED. This studio has shifted 2/3 of all developers to the game.

The Witcher 3 Quests Were So Good Because “CDPR Rejected” 90% of Ideas

The lead quest designer at CDPR has revealed that the team only accepts around 10% of pitches, producing results like The Witcher 3.