A Plague Tale: Innocence

"True to that horrific era, I never felt safe (...) The excellent story is the big draw here, because it’s something so rare in video games: a genuine tragedy. There are moments of light, too." 

"[It has a] story and world that are like nothing I’ve played before. There’s a sense of urgency and danger that never really goes away. You can never truly relax. It’s a dark world, but watching a group of kids figure out how to thrive makes it worth exploring." 

"A reminder that the world still needs single-player story-based games, especially those that are as wonderfully beautiful and heartfelt as this one." 

"Does an admirable job of making its young protagonists appropriately vulnerable to the surrounding dangers (...) but the stealth gameplay and puzzles rarely feel imaginative."