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Eurogamer: Recommended
An unforgettable story of desperation and hope in beautiful, gruesome, plague-ridden 14th Century France.

IGN: 8 / 10.0
A Plague Tale: Requiem is a safe but exciting sequel with an impressively alarming amount of rats.

GameInformer: 8/10
At times, it feels too long and oddly sadistic in its focus on inflicting fakeouts, pain, and suffering on the de Runes. Other times, I admired Asobo’s command of this series, its rat-infested stealth mechanics, and its grandiose storytelling. Fortunately, the latter edges out the former, and Requiem feels like much more than just a follow-up.

PC Gamer: 85 / 100
Requiem is a masterful sequel and an exceptional action adventure.

Polygon:
A Plague Tale: Requiem is a prime example of what a AA studio, given enough trust and resources, can accomplish. It’s a concise experience that didn’t waste my time, but it also scratched an itch I didn’t even know I had: a well-crafted stealth title meshed with folk horror elements that I had been craving since Siren: Blood Curse’s release in 2008. With an emotionally resonant script and an expert flow between stealth, horror, and exploration, A Plague Tale: Requiem feels like the sequel Innocence deserves.


PushSquare: 8 /10
At its best, A Plague Tale: Requiem is one of the greatest narrative-focused experiences on PS5 to date. Technical limitations get in the way some of the time, but with improved stealth and combat mechanics, this is a really well-rounded game that excels at nearly everything it does. Innocence demonstrated Asobo Studio's potential in bursts; Requiem has absolutely realised it.



Performance:
Xbox Series S: 1080p/30fps | 40fps on 120hz
Xbox Series X: 1440p/30fps | 40fps on 120hz
PS5: 1440p/30fp | 40fps on 120hz
PC: 2160p with Max. Settings
(RTX 4090, 3080, 3070Ti, 3060Ti, 3050)

- A Tale Plague: Requiem is a true next-gen game and it shows in its demanding performance.
- Consoles run at 30fps in 60hz mode and 40fps in 120hz mode. The game also supports VRR.
- The Xbox Series X version is the most stable on consoles. PS5 has performance issues in some areas (especially in open spaces with rats). 
- Xbox Series S has some clipping in shadows, textures, vegetation, draw distance and reflections.
- PS5 and Xbox Series X use very similar graphics settings.
- PC has more vegetation, better ambient occlusion, shadows and anisotropic filtering.
- Loading times are similar on all 4 platforms.


PS5 com dificuldade na hora de soltar os ratinhos

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Next-gen chegou

esqueceu de falar que o ps5 tem o dobro de ratos do series x, faltou poder