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This product includes A Plague Tale: Innocence. The top 3 reasons to play A Plague Tale: Innocence A Plague Tale: Innocence will offer an adventure supported by an original scenario Gameplay that blends action, adventure and stealth phases Follow our protagonists Amicia and her little brother Hugo, both orphans and on the run from the terrifying Inquisition. About A Plague Tale: Innocence Follow the grim tale of young Amicia and her little brother Hugo, in a heartrending journey through the darkest hours of history. Hunted by Inquisition soldiers and surrounded by unstoppable swarms of rats, Amicia and Hugo will come to know and trust each other. As they struggle to survive against overwhelming odds, they will fight to find purpose in this brutal, unforgiving world. 1349. The plague ravages the Kingdom of France. Amicia and her younger brother Hugo are pursued by the Inquisition through villages devastated by the disease. On their way, they will have to join forces with other children, and evade swarms of rats using fire and light. Aided only by the link that binds their fates together, they will face untold horrors in their struggle to survive.As their adventure begins… the time of innocence ends. Amicia De Rune: At just 15 years old, Amicia is already a strong woman, independent and physical, trained by her father in the art of hunting. She has had little contact with her brother while they were growing up, but soon their bond will be keeping them alive. Hugo De Rune: The younge Hugo is a frail child of just five years, afflicted with an unkown disease that has kept him locked in his room for much of his lonely childhood. He has little knowledge of the outside world, but prefers even its dangers to his previous confinement. The Inquisition: As war and sickness engulfs

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Microsoft Store

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Xbox Series X|S · Can activate in United Kingdom

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14 May 2019 · Standard