A Plague Tale: Requiem Presentation Shows New Gameplay and Cutscene Footage
A Plague Tale: Innocence received a bit of a cult following when it was released in 2019, with praise focused on the game's harrowing environment and dark atmospheric tones. A few years later, Asobo Studio revealed that a sequel would be coming later this year, known as A Plague Tale: Requiem. The initial trailer forA Plague Tale: Requiemwas shown off at least year's E3, with a focus on what the main characters Amicia and Hugo have been doing after the events of the last game, with the story seeming to ramp up the stakes.
A Plague Tale: Innocence was praised for the amount of detail that went into building its world, taking inspiration from historical European settings, more specifically 14th century France and the effects of the Black Death. This atmospheric narrative is being maintained for A Plague Tale: Requiem, with some recent screenshots focusing on the impressive visuals and graphics of the locales that players will explore. To further intensify the hype for fans, Asobo Studio and Focus Entertainment showed off more details of the game at the Tribeca Games Festival.
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With Asobo Studio's presentation at the Tribeca Games Festival focused onA Plague Tale: Requiem, it shows various team members discussing a number of aspects of development. Various cutscenes are shown throughout the presentation, giving an insight into the situation that the characters are facing. This includes how the rat's bites have returned, which have shown up on various townsfolk in areas like an arena. Amicia herself can be seen in distress as well, with the possibility that the curse that has affected her brother Hugo is now affecting her.
The presentation for A Plague Tale: Requiem also
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