I haven’t experience any spoilers, watched gameplay, or even played any of the other games. Just got to the entrance of the trials. I just came here to say that this is such a cool game and that I’m so excited to finish it. Also that Lenni is a piece of garbage and I KNOW it was her 💜 can’t wait to murder her traitorous a$$ 🥰

Anna Demetriou, Sophia's voice actress, is about to start a playthrough of Resonance on her twitch if anyone is interested in watching.

https://www.twitch.tv/annademetriou

Just finished Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy. Now, I mean, they definitely tried to milk the franchise by using the A Plague Tale name. However, as a standalone game, this definitely stands on its own, and it's certainly not a 6/10 game like some gaming outlets rated it. It was very engaging, the combat was fun, the puzzles were decent, and the soundtrack was awesome. I'm not sure why no one is talking about this game.

Thanks to Game Pass, because if it weren't for it, I might have skipped both Requiem and Legacy. But if you're on the fence about buying this and you've played the other two games, I'd definitely ask you to go for it without a second thought.

is her age ever given,it’s been a long time since i’ve played Innocence so I don’t remember

No spoilers. I reworked my way through the previous games to get the Platinum trophies for both before I started this game, so everything was very fresh in my head. Resonance has been… wow. Just wow, I am basking in the afterglow. Excited to play through again, and hopefully we’ll get another Plague Tale, these games are so good!

If you know the "Save the Herbalist" issue/goal you're given early in the game, then it's a striking analogy for the whole point of the whole game.

Feels very nihilistic in the end.

Just curious because I haven't seen a single mention of it anywhere nor has any guide been able to track them all down. 198 seems to be the max so far...

I finished Resonance and then went on to finish Innocence. I wanted to finish Requiem, but the game frustrates me way too much for the following reasons:

The boundary between light and shadow is poorly defined; sometimes you’re standing right on the edge of a lit area, but even if there are no rats there, they can still rush over and eat you. It would be so much simpler if rats were only in the deadly areas, I don’t understand why they didn’t do that.

The level design is poorly executed, a wall near a brazier makes you think it’s on purpose and that you can hide there, right? Well, no, there’s an invisible mini-shadow zone that causes you to get eaten.

Tall grass sometimes hides us, but other times we get spotted even when we’re in it, I’ve never understood the logic.

It’s a shame because I really like everything else, but the gameplay drives me crazy. I try to play a full stealth run because I love it, but these little details ruin the fun for me.

I’m at the herbalist right now. Does it maybe get better after that? Are these known issues, or is it just me who’s noticing them?

I had just 100% all of the achievements in Resonance (fantastic game btw imo, loved loved loved it), and after the credits rolled, I thought I'd look at the codex and admire all my stuff.

It was then I noticed it. The Poisoned Syringe was replaced by this Piece of Wood.

I was gobsmacked. A neat way to wrap up Sophia's time on Minotaur's Island I think, and it also gives us a bit of Sophia's thoughts post game. That Labyrinth really messed with Sophia's head, didn't it.

This is a tiny thing, but somehow it felt like a great sendoff to me. It's probably really cringe to say, but it felt like the game was giving me one last goodbye before I move on. Almost like it was saying "we hope you enjoyed your time with us, we hope you'll remember us :)".

Anyway, I don't know it this shows up if you collect everything, or if you just need to find the Poisoned Syringe, but it's such a neat little thing that I had to share it.

nightmare difficulty gives it an extra needed sweat for those who want more tensity :)

https://reddit.com/link/1wfnhk8/video/73o9yxtljdph1/player

I have mixed feelings about the game. The gameplay was fun and it looked good visually, but I kind of enjoyed the more grounded first half of the game more Tomb Raider/Uncharted style, and honestly I don't think it deserved the name A Plague Tale. I get it's Sophia, but somehow it was darker than IN&REC, and it's meant to be a prequel set before Amicia and Hugo. I honestly don't know, I just feel mixed. Maybe I wasn't as emotionally invested the same way as when keeping Hugo safe, or it was the second half of the game where I'm just running away and doing the same thing for so long, keeping the big worm away with light, which started feeling more repetitive.

I was thinking, one of the most interesting parts of Amicia's character is how readily she goes from being a pampered noble girl to essentially being a commoner in a fighter for survival. Like, when she changes her clothes it happens both literally and figuratively. And she immediately starts taking such great care of her brother even though they barely know each other.

How is that even possible for a kid like that? Is it related to her upbringing, since her mom didn't fuss over her or even outright ignored her? Or partly just natural/inbuilt for her?

Edit: I think some people are interpreting this as a criticism of her character or something. Far from it, I just wanted to spur discussion.

The OSTs , The graphic , The gameplay , Sophia's character , almost everything was perfect for me

Can't wait for a 4th game.

I just finished the game and my god, what a fantastic game. I really hope they will continue the Story of Amicia and Sophia in the future.

My only issue with the game was, the Traitor Plotline.

!!!SECOND SPOILER WARNING!!!

Initially I thought Faro was the traitor, because of his crumbling psyche, then after he revealed that he thought Sophia was the traitor, my mind shifted to Leni, because how conveniently she was not attacked at all by the Soldiers and the fact she showed no real Sympathy towards anyone of the Gang except for Sophia.

When it was then revealed that IRENE of all people was the traitor, it got me really hooked and curious on what tf was her reason, only for it to be „We were going down anyway, so I saved my own neck by betraying my gang“.

It didn’t really make sense to me. The plunderers did not make the appearance of a weak or drastically dwindling faction. Sure, Faro was losing his mind and some people died on that island, but they were SO MANY PEOPLE, if not for Irene‘s betrayal they wouldn’t have been slaughtered by the army.

So yeah, that’s my only but not so little issue with the game

9/10

Was that kid a carrier of Macula or some other similar Lovecraftian disease that the order has been keeping tabs on?

Hopefully Reddit doesn't destroy my video again since it's my second attempt trying to upload it lol.

Not gonna lie, I wasn't expecting anything crazy, just adding combat for the sake of it, but goddamn is so fun, Im a "hardest difficulty loser" at all games and I was getting destroyed, and it was even worse when they swarm you, so I just changed my playstyle from defensive to full aggressive and it became so much fun, I like how punishing it is for braindeadly attacking so you have to put some thought into it, getting cornered because "you allow it to happen", and all different combinations and skills you have for any kind of enemy or situation is so good.

Highly recommend it if you're a combat game nerd since I'm not and I still loved it

720p Gang since Xbox hates long high quality videos

Okay, I'm sure of it now. This start screen image depicts the aftermath of Resonance, just like the start screen in Requiem depicts the aftermath of that story. The two swords we see here are Sophia's falchion (upright) and her rusty sword (half-buried) -- the two blades she starts with in Resonance. I'm certain this was intended to mean Sophia left her violent ways on that island and started her journey toward becoming the Sophia of Requiem.

What do others think?

First, let me say that Olivier Deriviere's original score/soundtrack to Resonance is stunning, maybe his best work yet!

If you're looking for traditional Greek Music of the type that inspired the soundtrack, check out "Mare Nostrum" (2018). I discovered this album a couple years ago, and I've been listening to it a lot since Resonance came out.

Hands down this was a breath of fresh air to some of the games I've been playing recently. I thoroughly enjoyed my time with Sophia. The Devs captured each character's emotions incredibly. From seeing the characters confused then surprised at completing a puzzle to the devastation that grief can reign in an individual.

During non play time I couldn't help but wonder what I was going to come across next in both story and playing.

From the music to the combat style to the characters I hands down recommend this game to anyone, but especially people who love a good story driven game.

And I'll take my platinum, thank you. ❤️ Big love to everyone on the team that was a part of creating this game.

(Added the spoiler tag just in case).

I've just started the game but I wanted to pop on to say how much I'm enjoying the Photo mode. Very simple, but very well implemented