Game Overview:
A Plague Tale: Innocence is an action-adventure video game developed by Asobo Studio and published by Focus Home Interactive.
It follows the story of a sister and her younger brother who are trying to survive during the Hundred Years’ War, as they use stealth and puzzle solving to survive against soldiers and swarms of plague rats.
Asobo Studios' critically acclaimed action-adventure title is free to claim until January 4th, 8 AM PST, on the storefront.
Developer Asobo Studio is looking to recruit in multiple open positions on its team dedicated to A Plague Tale.
Publisher Focus Entertainment will also be joining the production as co-producers alongside French production house Merlin.
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Two very different games, one a narrative-driven stealth title and the other a multiplayer combat game, will be free starting next week.
A Plague Tale: innocence developer took to Twitter to mention some differences between Xbox and PlayStation with regards to next-gen updates.
It was announced the game would get a full next gen update earlier in the year. It seems the update has gone live early in most regions.
Asobo Studio's action-adventure title's PS5 upgrade is going to support many of the console's features, such as the DualSense's haptic feedback.
Free for previous gen owners of the title, it provides options like 4K UHD (but only on Xbox Series X and PS5), 60 FPS and 3D audio support.
A Plague Tale: Innocence is also rumored to be getting a next-gen remaster and will be free with PlayStation Plus for PS5 in July.
The game was a commercial success.
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Focus Home Interactive says both games did well.
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Focus Home Interactive puts out a trailer to celebrate the game's strong reviews.
Asobo Studio's A Plague Tale: Innocence debuts in ninth place.
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As far as Asobo Studio is concerned, A Plague Tale: Innocence is "a one-and-done narrative experience".
A Plague Tale: Innocence has the heart of an indie game, and the sheen of a AAA blockbuster.
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Sneak around guards and manipulate plague rats to your advantage.
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The sobering tale gets an equally melancholy score.
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Everything you need to know about A Plague Tale: Innocence.
Details about PS4 Pro and Xbox One X enhancements, mod support, photo mode, and more also revealed.
Gameplay, environmental design, and lots of rats dot the latest trailer.
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Orphan siblings Amicia and Hugo try to survive in a land infected with plague and disease.
Escape the swarms of rats in this 14th century tale of two children escaping the plague.
Enter the world of France in the 14th century and find a way to escape the plague.
A deadly secrets awaits...
An awfully pretty picture of an awful world awaits.
There're a lot of rats to watch out for.
Get ready to walk with rats.
Asobo Studios chief creative officer discusses console performance.
"We already know that there's too many rats, too many animations, too many AI at the same time."
"Suddenly you can push the limit quite easily further."
