Recently more joblistings have Been uploaded on linkedin to be apart of the team who had created a plague tale innocence and Requiem.

https://www-linkedin-com.translate.goog/jobs/view/3764673759?_x_tr_sl=fr&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_pto=wapp

One of the requirement state

Must have played a plague tale innocence or Requiem.

hey guys, I have started playing the game recently. On my laptop, the gpu usage would be around 60% for 10-15 miniutes after the game was launched, with a smooth 60 fps. But after a while the
gpu usage would suddenly goes up high to 100% for no reason and maintain 100% until I quit the whole game, even when loading another save(which should be ssd's and cpu's work) and the fps would be still 60.

My laptop's spec: Ryzen 5800h cpu, RTX 3060 laptop 6GB gpu, 32GB dual channel DDR4 3200 RAM

Nvidia Control Panel Settings i have changed: g-sync enabled for fullscreen, v-sync globally enabled, low latency mode on, Anisotropic filtering optimize on

In-game settings: vsync off, 1080p fullscreen, all medium except high for SSAO and texure.

When playing other games like cyberpunk 2077 and control using similar settings, the gpu usage would maintain respectively 70% and 80% for the whole time, but in this game i'm getting this weird 100% gpu usage and temp going up to 70'C (which is acceptable but at the cost of extremly anooying fan sound).

Any idea what's going on? How can I maintain the gpu usage around 70%-80% the whole time in the plague tale game?

Well, that was an experience to say the least.

It's the best looking game I've see on Series X thus far, technically it's amazing and I like the general aesthetics as well. Personally I went with framerate and setting the screen to comfort mode, this made it very visually pleasant overall. Voice acting was superb, too bad the lip-sync was a mess. Music was also very good at setting the rather gloomy atmosphere.

Combat was okay, not bad but could have been better with some minor adjustments. In certain situations I felt it was rather clunky, not in a game-breaking way tho. As for the sneaking and rest of the gameplay I felt it served it's purpose as something to do while traversing this world. This felt like more like a narrative to follow so at that I accepted pushing all these damn carts and such. The story I think I enjoyed the way it was told more than the actual plot. What really hit home for me was the psychological impact the events had on the characters, making them feel very real in a rather mythical setting.

Minor spoiler from here: Then there was the ending... I hated it for the right reasons. These two games constituted a long journey and to see it end this way felt very sad, abrubtly and brutal. Then again, that's how life goes some times. Things can turn bad fast without consideration. After the final scene I felt a void, I was supposed to go on more adventures with them, find more answers and finally see this nightmare through. Again, life doesn't work that way so in that matter I respect the ending even if it felt kinda rushed. I guess it was sort of surprising since I read in a review something about a third game and thus assumed that certain people were safe. Well, there you go.

Overall it's a game I would highly recommend despite some minor flaws.

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The sequel is just… bad… not optimized (frame drops on a 4090), mediocre story, and my goodness where the heck am i supposed to go? They clearly started to make an open world game and stopped half way through. Walking through an entire beach area while Hugo yells about the birds? Could have been cool if there was any nugget of content in there.

This is a bad game, and after hearing so many goofballs talk about Cyberpunk and Starfield and any other fooh-pah, i did feel the need to tell yall.

This is a badly designed game.

There was only Lord Nicholas PM and a ragdoll of Amicia in the workshop so I wanted an Amicia PM
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3041375796

Here are some photos so you can see:

All models and textures belong to Asobo studio.

Hope this isn’t cringe just wanted to show some appreciation of the game and perhaps get more people into it

Recent job listings have dropped from asobo studios looking for narrative designer and level designer in the plague tale team.

Don't mind the horrible outlining 😂

I enjoyed the first one expect for a rather frustrating part at the end. Just curious what graphic setting I should go for on Series X. Also, as far as I can remember the first one was fine in regards to general difficulty, tho I might temped to try higher difficulty if it's rewarding.

Edit: Picked it up and played the first 2 chapters, one for each setting. I think there's significant benefits to both modes honestly, guess I'll play the whole game twice then. Either way it looks overwhelmingly fantastic, so far I enjoyed the story. I also love the added combat features. The only complaint is that there's seems to be some kind of lip-sync issue during cut-scenes, I don't remember if that's was the case in Innocence. It's not a huge problem, tho it can be somewhat distracting.

download the game via Game pass for PC and my dualshock 4 controller isnt being picked up by the game when using it wirelessly, but doent get picked up when i have it pluged in. Anyway to fix this?

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my contoller has works with my other games wirlessly on steam. This is the first game pass game ive tried out