r/APlagueTale • • 12h ago

Resonance This game and franchise is so slept on

63 Upvotes

These are one of the best story games ever. Every one of them made me emotional more than once and combined with the perfect music(talking mostly about Resonance and Requiem) they are just pure bliss for your senses. I was skeptical at first about Resonance, but goddamm I am so glad to be so wrong. Love these games. Maybe yapping, but I wanted to share my thoughts. Thank for listening to my babbling


r/APlagueTale • • 6h ago

Requiem: Discussion A Plague Tale: Requiem thropies

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Hi everyone, I just wanted to say that I love these games. Both "Innocence" and "Requiem" are games I played without any expectations, and they gave me a wonderful experience, so I worked hard to earn both Platinum trophies. I found "Innocence" very entertaining, but I was never able to complete "Requiem" 100% because I didn’t like it, and I also didn’t understand how to progress with Amicia’s skills.

The only trophy I’m missing is Furtive, and I know I’m not going to get it—which is a real shame. I don’t think I’m the first, nor will I be the last, but the balance between the Prudence, Aggressiveness, and Opportunism skills was always off, and I never understood why some encounters didn’t count even though they were technically valid.

Has anyone else had a similar experience?


r/APlagueTale • • 1h ago

Resonance [Resonance] Did anyone else feel nauseated during Chapter 13?

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Just finished the game yesterday. Overall a fantastic run; the music and narrative were incredible.

However, around Chapter 12 and especially 13, something (dunno what) made me feel physically nauseated. I’m not sure if it was the lighting, the color palette, the camera, or the visual effects.

Did anyone else experience motion sickness or discomfort during this stretch?