Matt Beddows

It's bonkers. Don't expect it to be anything else. You may be left scratching your heads at the end as I was, but you have to appreciate it for what it is; a piece of art on film. Beautiful, mysterious and downright weird. I loved it.

Loved it. In this era of massive open worlds, 100+ hour play times, bewildering skill trees, epic storylines and innumerable side quests, it was so refreshing to get back to basics with A Plague Tale: Innocence. Short campaign, no skill tree, no open world, no side quests, it was brilliant.