Backed up by fascinating history lessons, a diverse collection of maps to wage war on, and a number of factions that feel unique when compared to each other, Age of Empires 4 has plenty of tactical depth to chew on. The latest Age of Empires game doesn't stray too far from the golden days of the series, but as a historical simulator where you can throw waves of soldiers at enemies and their fortifications, AoE 4 is still a strategic treat that has been slowly improving since launch day. Read our A Plague Tale: Innocence review. That's not to say that the game doesn't have faint glimmers of hope woven into its design, but like every small victory gained in Plague Tale, they're rare occurrences that you'll learn to appreciate when you come across them in this beautifully haunting story.

With the odds stacked against them, Amicia and Hugo need to keep their wits about them as they face the worst of human depravity and the ramifications of the black death. Rats, death, and brutal violence all combine to form a harrowing journey for the young cast you'll play as amidst the backdrop of the Hundred Years' War during the Middle Ages.

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