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The good:
- Interesting and touching story
- Video an Audio representation, the game looks really good!
- Music very nicely follows the events and moments in the game
- Atmosphere
- Unique game in today's sea of copy-paste games

The bad:
- The game is too long, it should be half the length it is. It just doesn't have interesting enough game mechanics to carry it for so long.
- Stiff and very slow movement
- Checkpoint system is crazy bad

Overall, 70/100 game

The first game is obviously better, but still a decent sequel. It's more of a walking simulator and slower pace than the first one, with fewer cool fights unfortunately. I thought the post credit scene was a bit cheesy lol

A rollercoaster of misery, hope that gets ripped out of your hands, horrific visuals, gut-wrenching plot twists and in the middle a young girls desperate struggle to save her younger brother from all but assured doom.

The gameplay can be a bit confusing in some scenes where it's not always clear what you are supposed to do to get past the current rat obstacle, in most cases you can wing it with one if your tools but there are some scenes that require a specific solution and it can be a bit frustrating if you don't pay close attention to the environment.

All in all a outstanding sequel to arguably GOTY of 2019. The rats are even more horrific this time around and the set pieces are fantastic (the first chase scene is truly spectacular).

A superb visual design, incredible sound design, and interesting story with well written characters, all severely hamstrung by frustrating gameplay. The game is decent until it just isn't. And it those "isn't" moments punctuate the game with a frequency and timing that just never allowed me to settle into the parts I was enjoying. It doesn't follow the pacing of the previous game and unnecessarily over complicates your weapons and their use from before. I had enjoyed the series up to a point, but Requiem far overstays it's welcome by a little over halfway through, only modestly redeeming itself in the final chapters.

The part that killed it for me overall was the demands they decided to place on your suspension of disbelief. Immediately out of the gate the characters have completely lost their French accents pleasantly present in the last game. Amicia and Lucas have suddenly forgotten all of their previous alchemy tools, some permanently, and get to just kill guards outright with a crossbow that, once upgraded, allows for infinite re-use of bolts. The game pretends to give you options on how to handle every area, but there's always one that's clearly better/easier. New Game+ forces you into the hardest difficulty even though you're only here to complete the the skill levelling achievements, whose mechanics are explained entirely incorrectly and are just sloppily implemented, restricting your gameplay rather than complementing it. They should have remained in the item upgrade tree like in Innocence. Guards are beyond dumb, blind, deaf, and would lose in a footrace with a glacier. The plot armour that keeps the characters alive is ridiculous, and the torture they inflict on them, since they can't kill them but also can't let them come out unscathed, reaches comical levels. The emotional gut punches of the script, by no fault of their own, just can't land as a result. They're just a bowling ball sized cherry they try to drop on a cake that was already smashed hours ago.

I still 100%'d the game in spite of everyting and walked away annoyed, frustrated, and a little disappointed, the feelings I carried most often during the game. It had several high points, but if it wasn't for the fact that I have a son exactly Hugo's age, I'd have no emotional investment in anyone outside Amicia, who is a phenomenal character in every design aspect. Her voice actress is absolutely stunning in her role. I hold Amicia in the same light as Aloy and Senua.

I'd only recommend it if you really liked the first one, can get it on a really good sale, and are willing to let it fall short of gameplay expectations.

I love this sequel to A Plague Tale: Innocence!
It's a great game and a heartbreaking story, spectacular landscapes and music. The gameplay it was also good.

Great game!

After 15 hours of game time, it now decides to crash on startup due to 'corrupt [save] slot'. I've been all over the internet trying to fix this and, let me tell you, there is no fix. Unless you count deleting all your saves and starting all over again (with the very real possibility that this problem will repeat itself).

This game feels like a setback compared to the similar games in the genre and it's predecessor. It is just a walking simulator with some small puzzles from time to time, and in almost all cases, the puzzles are just straightforward and uninteresting, usually with only one way forward. I barely held focus for 2h of this, and seeing how unnecessarily prolonged this sequel it, I am not going to sit here for another 20h playing it.

As a lover of single player games, I really liked this one.
It's on-par with the first game and doesn't disappoint. Sure, it's a lot of hand-holding game mechanics, but it's done well if you embrace the game as a story driven single player experience.

The graphics are really, really good and not too demanding. I found myself just walking slowly through non-combat parts of the game to just enjoy the scenery. The devs did a fantastic job on the environment through the whole game.

Absolutely recommended if you liked the first game.

Amazing and beautiful game. Terrific sequel to innocence!