Some time ago we brought you our review of the most anticipated game of the month, A Plague Tale: Requiem, in which we rated the game extremely positively.
But what do reviewers abroad think of the title? You can find the answer below.
Twinfinite
There isn’t much to write about Requiem as it’s more or less everything fans could ask for. While it may take a while for the game to develop its own story, it’s a phenomenal improvement over the first installment in the series and a fantastic experience in its own right.
100%
Fan attack
A Plague Tale: Requiem deserves your attention in every sense of the word, and it’s a story that will live in my memory for years to come. The strong, emotional heartthrob you’re sure to experience thanks to the incredible cast will leave you impressed even after the end credits.
100%
god geek
Asobo Studio releases a new hit called A Plague Tale: Requiem. This is the best sequel ever, building on everything that came before it, paying homage to its predecessor and forging its own path. Simply breathtaking.
90%
Screen ranting
A Plague Tale: Requiem is a fantastic game that expands its scope in the right places with complex themes and horror elements, taking what worked in the original game while maintaining its own style.
90%
sixth axis
ZA Plague Tale: Requiem made me go cold. The graphics, sound and script are phenomenal and the gameplay is fantastic. There are a few sneaking issues that feel repetitive and a few overly easy puzzles, but that’s forgivable because Amicia and Hugo are excellent as characters. If you liked the first game or you’re just looking for something exciting in the story, Requiem is the game for you.
90%
Well done
With stunning visuals, an incredible cast, and a poignant and dark story, A Plague Tale: Requiem is a truly compelling adventure, even if it buckles under its own ambition at times.
90%
GameSkinny
A Plague Tale: Requiem is a great sequel that fixes or improves on just about everything in the original and tells one of the most emotional stories of the year.
90%
GamePro Germany
The graphics and atmosphere are great and allow us to overlook the minor flaws in the story and gameplay.
82%
stevivor
Requiem has been refining and refining the formula that made the first game so interesting. Amicia and Hugo are no longer the timid kids they were at the beginning of their journey, and if before the goal was just to survive, now everything has changed: it’s about making the people they want to be survive in this new difficult situation. .
80%
TrueGaming
A Plague Tale: Requiem is better than the first game in almost every way: the story, the characters, the gameplay, and the amount of content. The trauma of the siblings is as memorable as Innocence, if not more so.
80%
GamesRadar+
A Plague Tale: Requiem doesn’t radically change the foundation laid by Innocence, but with its strengths often forgotten by historical settings, it tells a different story that won’t be forgotten.
80%
Metro GameCentral
An action-packed journey through medieval France that alternates violence with rural beauty, though the puzzles and action sequences sometimes feel far-fetched compared to the well-drawn and believable characters.
70%
VGK
A Plague Tale: Requiem is an exciting adventure at times, but it suffers from poor technical execution and simple, frustrating and repetitive gameplay.
40%
Source :Indian TV
