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In the game, the player assumes control of Amicia from a third-person perspective. For the majority of the game, combat is avoided and instead, players need to utilize stealth to avoid hostile encounters. Amicia is equipped with a sling which can throw rocks to break drawbridge chains or stun guards long enough for the rats to ambush them, or even kill them with a headshot. The game is a series of survival puzzles, mostly consisting of methods to scare away or distract the hordes of hungry rats in order to gain access to new areas, or direct them towards murderous knights. The main method of scaring rats off is fire, as rats will seldom enter within a radius of burning torches and braziers. She can also craft special ammunition and supplies, which include fire-starting sulfur stones that ignite braziers, stink bombs that attract rats, or fire suppressants to extinguish torches carried by enemies.[2] The younger brother can be directed towards specific tasks when Amicia is busy. Later in the game the player can assume control of the younger brother, who cannot craft items but is able to control rats and sneak through small spaces. All these abilities are combined when the siblings unite in the late game.
The game's development was led by Asobo Studio. It was their first original title since the team created the racing game Fuel in 2008, and the company wanted to create a narrative-driven experience inspired by The Last of Us and Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons. The main theme of the game was "family" and how the characters' relationships were challenged during adverse circumstances. Another important theme is "innocence". Hugo, in particular, will observe the player character's behaviors and slowly transform from an innocent boy to a ruthless individual. Child actors Charlotte McBurney and Logan Hannan provided their voice for Amicia and Hugo respectively. The two also participated in the writing process by suggesting changes to dialogue and alternative takes. Up to 5,000 rats can appear on-screen simultaneously. To ensure the game can handle rendering so many enemies without sacrificing performance, the team introduced four layers of details when rendering the rats, in which rats furthest away from the player character exist as a "background, non-animated mesh", whereas the rats closest to the player are animated in detail.
Publisher Focus Home Interactive first announced the game in January 2017 as The Plague. A first look game trailer appeared at E3 2017. The game was released worldwide for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on May 14, 2019.
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A Plague Tale: Innocence (Part 4) ➯ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rm4GZK9zXwk
A Plague Tale: Innocence Playlist ➯ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOh8bR_uqnzRLrpgDYyEZP-xI-8uNB3Po
Demos Playlist ➯ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8VLEjnBb-w&list=PLOh8bR_uqnzR14d2AeSY2kv74K28oORJq
Pre Alpha Games Playlist➯ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUqBZ_KO4SM&list=PLOh8bR_uqnzT60qxAZk8dR6fcpIyvXPb1
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