The kingdoms are divided into four parts that, for me, represent elements of life, but as you probably already know, the tree of life held the god of destruction captive, but we must heal each land.

Something I must highlight is that the quality of the structures I have to climb and do parkour on has improved greatly here. I find them entertaining and not exhausting, unlike other titles in the series where the puzzles never stop. In short, it focuses more on the freedom to explore and move around any realm as I please.

I chose a Kingdom and, with Elika's powers, I can see the path with flashes of light, which I really appreciate, because otherwise it would take me too long to find the kingdoms. By the way, as soon as I arrived, things got interesting, because a boss or monster protecting the center confronted me in my second battle.

Some of the moves in the fights in this game are very dynamic, considering that I have the help of Elika's powers, but even so, I find them a bit challenging, as the constant change of fighting cameras drives me crazy🫨.

Well, after liberating the first kingdom, I went for the second and so on. Of course, it's not easy at all, because each place has a new monster protecting it, but I've set myself the goal of reaching the end of the last kingdom and sharing the outcome with you. To make the journey shorter for you, I'll bring you the end of the game in the next post. In the meantime, I'd like to see your support and comments. Thank you.

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The video and screenshots were captured while playing Prince of Persia®

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This story begins with the prince in the middle of the desert 🐫, searching for his donkey named Farah, which is loaded with gold.

I come across a girl who is running away from something, and as I discover the gameplay in the tutorial, I realize that this woman is a princess, the daughter of the king who is now pursuing her.

Sorry if this screenshot is a little suggestive, but it's because the princess literally fell off a cliff onto the Prince of Persia, xd.

Along the way, I remember why I loved the first title I tried in the series as a kid, which was “Prince of Persia and the Sands of Time.” Each step through the traps required an agile jump that I sometimes couldn't manage, but that was exactly what kept me hooked, because I had to overcome each obstacle to get closer to each clue that served the plot.

Well, following the princess, I see that she has some powers, like teleportation or something like that, but she makes it clear to me that she doesn't know her full potential yet.

The tree of life awaited us, and the princess gave us a bit of history, saying that a god of destruction is imprisoned beneath this natural monument, so we are going to see if everything is in order so that he is not released by the king.

But it's too late to prevent it, as the princess's father becomes stressed because his daughter doesn't love him and cuts down the tree, causing absolute chaos.

A few beasts controlled by the god of destruction now wander around, sleeping in darkness.

All that remains is to see the disaster that the King has caused by wanting to imprison his daughter, who has powers. To be honest, I need more lore from the game to understand the background.

In the meantime, I just want to thank you for joining me in reliving this gaming gem. I'll update you later on how I'm going to recover each kingdom with the princess's help.

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The video and screenshots were captured while playing Prince of Persia®

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It all starts very differently. When we wake up with the character, we see a dark and desolate forest, which reminds me of the atmosphere in Limbo, another great title that you should check out.

As we advance in this unusual world, we see discarded clothing and numerous traps. I must admit that this video game increases the quantity and quality of puzzles to be solved. I don't know if this is because the developers want us to pay closer attention to the surrounding objects, as any detail could be the next key to advancing.

After crossing the forest, I arrived at a cabin where everything was very quiet, as if everything had been frozen in time, but after walking around, I found another child or character, something I hadn't seen so closely in the original game, or at least not living characters.

I decided to say hello to this new friend, but he ran away. After chasing him, he wanted to team up so we could move forward, because we really need each other.

There were a few obstacles waiting for us, but what threw me off the most was that first boss or evil character in the first chapter, who is a hunter that keeps skins he finds in the forest as trophies in his cabin.

But we are his trophy now, hahaha, so we had to run through the forest, fleeing from his shots. At first, I didn't understand how to dodge the shots, but I discovered that my partner could guide me and help me hide behind some boxes.

We took advantage of the opportunity while he reloaded his shotgun to reach the next cover.

This part was terrifying at first because I felt like I was in a Friday the 13th movie or something, where the killer is chasing you and you can't defend yourself.

I thought the atmosphere of the chase was very well done, because my partner wasn't as slow as in other video games; instead, he helped me find my way xd.

I loved the final part where we crossed a swamp, because they added some new mechanics, such as being able to hide underwater and breathe for a few seconds.

Meanwhile, we arrived at another nearby cabin or farm, which I thought would simply serve as a place to hide, but it turned out to be the hunter's grave, because there was a shotgun that, with my friend's help, made the job easier.

The end of this chase is pure cinema, as it reminded me of the saying: “Today you are the hunter, tomorrow you may be the prey”🚬🗿.

Well, I hope the next monster is just as interesting. In the meantime, I'm going to try to understand the story of this game a little better, because all I see is that everyone is in chaos, the adults are now dead, and the few children left are being hunted by these creatures... but as you can see, in the end we managed to reach the city after crossing the lake.

I hope you liked the adventure, I look forward to seeing your comments!

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The video and screenshots were captured while playing Little Nightmares

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Requirements to play:

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS *: Windows 7, 64-bit
Processor: Intel CPU Core i7
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: Nvidia GPU GeForce GTX 660
DirectX: Version 11
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Storage: 10 GB available space
Additional Notes: SSE4.2 required

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As this is the last chapter of the game, I want to take a moment to clarify that it is one of the most peaceful chapters I have experienced, as it does not complicate matters with puzzles to solve, but simply gets to the point by requiring you to find a key hidden in a vase.

While searching for this elusive key, I walked cautiously, as I could hear a female choir singing in the room.

Those chants were being sung by a thin woman dressed in Japanese clothing who was looking at herself in a mirror, or rather, what little remained of it. Although the detail of the mirror may seem silly, it is key later on in order to complete this adventure.

On the nightstand, I found the vase with the key inside, which I broke to get it out. I hid cautiously for a while, because I thought that woman would come and kill me.

Well, to put it in context, I was watching this character called “the lady,” who is like a being with a lot of power that controls all the other monsters in this place by absorbing the power and energy of others, including the little ones who are lost in this world.

Now, remember the mirror I told you about? I found one in a dark place. In fact, it's the only mirror in good condition. This one will serve as a weapon because this lady doesn't like her reflection.

As it was my first time facing her, I couldn't understand her movements, so after trial and error, I managed to understand that I had to stand precisely in the light and then point the mirror directly in the direction where this being would appear.

Here you will see how the mirror proved useful to me after I understood how to use it.

A strong shock wave from the mirror caused the woman to weaken with each attempt she made to kill me.

In the end, in a very symbolic way, the little boy I controlled from the beginning ended up eating part of this woman's neck, a disturbing moment, but comforting at the same time, since we will see how we then seem to absorb her powers in order to leave that place.

Since the power to defend ourselves is no longer an issue, this little boy now walks out the door that leads to a warm light. Although the video game can be interpreted from different perspectives, I would like to emphasize the fact that at the beginning we see that the boy in the yellow hood is trapped in a world where the strongest survive and abuse their powers, eating without satisfying their hunger and leaving scraps for the smallest ones.

But in the end, we see that after a long journey in which we face these “little nightmares,” our character becomes stronger and stronger, overcoming his greatest fears and showing us that even when everything is against us, and we feel small in the face of adversity, we must never give up on discovering the light that guides us.

And now that I mention the light that guides us, at the end of the credits, I saw how this whole place that the lady controlled is actually an island in the middle of nowhere, but as a consolation, you can hear the sound of a ship that will probably save us from this place.

For now, I hope you enjoyed this video game as much as I did. Soon I will start on the next title, which seems to be a prequel that tells the story of the character I just finished playing in this video game. Thank you for reading...

I hope you liked the adventure, I look forward to seeing your comments!

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The video and screenshots were captured while playing Little Nightmares

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Requirements to play:

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS *: Windows 7, 64-bit
Processor: Intel CPU Core i7
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: Nvidia GPU GeForce GTX 660
DirectX: Version 11
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Storage: 10 GB available space
Additional Notes: SSE4.2 required

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After escaping from the depths of the kitchens, I am now climbing toward what appears to be a light at the end of a tunnel that we cannot see through to the other side!

I went outside, but now I have to climb to the top, because only water surrounds me. It seems there is no escape from this abstract and infinite world. I hope I can escape from this nightmare...

I went back into this metal complex, but I quickly understood what was happening, because as you can see in the previous screenshot, there is a ship with a bridge from which large beings that I call “guests” are disembarking.

Now everyone is walking in single file toward where I am.

After walking for a while, I snuck into the dinner that the cooks downstairs had prepared, but, well, it's worth mentioning how inelegant the table looks, ha ha ha, all grotesque in a way that's almost scary or phobic with these hungry guests who want to devour the little character I control.

After spending some time running away and solving puzzles, I started climbing directly onto the table where they were enjoying their banquets, but that was definitely the part I found most difficult to master, as I had to jump constantly to avoid being caught by these monsters.

I reached the other side, crossing a table full of these creatures, but a small chase ensued with a fat one that was crawling quickly to catch me. However, after a maneuver, I managed to climb onto its back to continue moving forward.

And guess who came back! The cook found me again, but after failing to escape, I hid in the bathroom where a new riddle awaited me. However, I easily figured out that I had to break the mirror to find a way out that would lead me to the most exclusive and elegant place.

But since this whole journey is a roller coaster of scares and mysteries, a tube of hungry guests began to pile up until the whole restaurant exploded, a moment that really scared me, as they appeared suddenly.

The most exclusive area awaited me after using the elevator, as I was captivated by the slender figure of an Asian lady, but I must say that this part of the video game is the quietest and strangest, as you will see how the whole atmosphere becomes more elegant in the next post.

I hope you liked the adventure, I look forward to seeing your comments!

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The video and screenshots were captured while playing Little Nightmares

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Requirements to play:

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS *: Windows 7, 64-bit
Processor: Intel CPU Core i7
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: Nvidia GPU GeForce GTX 660
DirectX: Version 11
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Storage: 10 GB available space
Additional Notes: SSE4.2 required

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As I was caught up in the first steps of the game, I forgot to record it, but I think I started capturing it at the special moment when I understood the gameplay and, above all, the first “bosses” appeared, which are nightmarish monsters along the way.

The chef twins is the name given to them by the game's fanbase; however, since there are more than one of these monsters in the game that I encountered as I progressed, they are slow but lethal when they manage to catch you. More than anything, they focus on giving you a good scare and repulsion with their cooking methods.

You may not see me clearly in the first few frames of the video, and this is because I had to remain hidden under the large kitchen tables.

I managed to get around the kitchen and, taking advantage of this killer chef's carelessness, I climbed up to the ceiling beams so I could get to the second floor of this endless house.

Here you'll see me doing a bit of parkour through the cages to reach the second floor.

Once on the second floor, I set out to find the next exit that awaited me. But as I walked, I knocked over a jug, making a bit of noise. Since the ambient sound is so good, I thought someone would come running after me.

I like that constant fear of what might happen as I move forward, because somehow it hooks me more and more. Anyway, following the hallway, I found a dark room where only snoring could be heard, but because of the noise I made while walking, my character woke up the chef's other twin.

Another point I should mention is that in order to escape from this chef, I had to climb to the top of the display windows, taking advantage of this blind spot, and throw a vase at the chef's head, who, annoyed, ran off in a hurry.

This part was really the most tense, because when I left the room, I didn't know if the cook was going to come back. In the background, I heard a very disgusting cough, but it was just the chef complaining without moving.

Don't doubt this chef's distraction so you can take the elevator down with the key you found in the room.

Once again, we arrived at the beginning of this place where we had met the cook's brother, so I used my stealth technique again.

The key helped me move on to the next nightmare that awaits me.

I'll leave this adventure here, as the video game will most likely prepare new mechanics for me to tell you about.

I hope you liked the adventure, I look forward to seeing your comments!

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The video and screenshots were captured while playing Little Nightmares

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Requirements to play:

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS *: Windows 7, 64-bit
Processor: Intel CPU Core i7
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: Nvidia GPU GeForce GTX 660
DirectX: Version 11
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Storage: 10 GB available space
Additional Notes: SSE4.2 required

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To begin this adventure, after Anna helped us from the bombing and toxic gases of the battlefield, now we see that the car broke down and now Freddy is wounded, so we must find a way out of German territory.

To do this I infiltrate the enemy base between trenches with the help of my good friend doggy, I can distract the guards to move forward.

In order to find medicines and spare parts we had to storm a large castle along the way, however, a machine gun would not let anyone through, so I had to use a projectile, and an accurate shot to destroy them.

Coincidentally, Baron Dorf was there so it would be a double prize, however, he managed to escape again in that zeppelin.

I like that despite being a game in two of this one knows how to play well with the cartoon animations and they even managed to make the shot epic by showing the projectile travel sequence.

Baron Dorf managed to escape again, but now we know that Anna's father, who until now did not know where he was, is a prisoner with him.

Baron Dorf headed for the city of France, as he knew it would be a safe place because everything was destroyed and the troops were weakened.

Before we went after him, we had to help Freddy with the medications.

After days on the road, we managed to reach the town to find a bunch of desperate citizens in a chaotic scenario.

First we decided to make our way to help everyone we could, saving some children who were under burning debris, some did not manage to count it unfortunately, but we did everything possible with the help of the puppy.

At the end we managed to spot a burning cathedral and casually inside it was the baron Dorf xd, for inadvertently overflying crashed his ship. So now we will see what seems to be an epic battle as style, a final boss; however, I consider that it was very fast, I hope I have no more tricks up my sleeve.

We'll see what happens!

I hope you liked the adventure, I look forward to seeing your comments!

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The video and screenshots were captured while playing Valiant Hearts: The Great War

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Requirements to play:

So: Originally released for Windows 7
Processor: Intel Pentium IV 630 @ 3.0 GHz
Memory: 2 GB of RAM
Graphics: nVidia GeForce 8800 GT
DirectX: Version 9.0
Storage: 2 GB of available space

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We are in full battle with the three characters, but now comes into play the mustard gas that kills every living being in seconds when exposed and as we have no special masks we must sneak between the trenches.

And here is a strange but interesting fact which left me with a bad taste in my mouth, since at that time it was discovered that to counteract the effects of mustard gas the soldiers had to soak a mask with their urine, and thus they could breathe better in the trenches, something like the effect of vinegar in a handkerchief against tear gas.

As you know, mustard gas is much more lethal than tear gas, however, my question is how or who put into practice the handkerchief with urine, although in that situation of desperation everything would be valid ...

In the meantime, Freddy went with the allied troops to defend the front, and the old man with the puppy must look for the gas valve and thus close it.

After blowing up the gas tank, Freddy now ran to avoid being suffocated by the spreading wave.

With epic music and a lot of tension, I began to control the old man with the mechanics of digging the mud with the ladle to make our way into this cave that would be our grave.

We made it out, but the gas didn't seem to stop in this chase and as luck would have it, a woman came in a car in the distance and decided to help us.

With an epic jump in the style of fast and furious xd we managed to save the last stay, by the way this is a new character we met on the way and her name is Anna, and she was looking for her missing father, so we hope to see more of her in the next episode.

I hope you liked the adventure, I look forward to seeing your comments!

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The video and screenshots were captured while playing Valiant Hearts: The Great War

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Requirements to play:

So: Originally released for Windows 7
Processor: Intel Pentium IV 630 @ 3.0 GHz
Memory: 2 GB of RAM
Graphics: nVidia GeForce 8800 GT
DirectX: Version 9.0
Storage: 2 GB of available space

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After this little dog rescued us we leave the ruined kitchen, and now we see everything devastated what was once a German military base is now a desert, advancing a little we see an enemy soldier lying, however, we decide to help him and this grateful explains that Baron Dorf escaped in an airship with the husband of his daughter. So now we will have the task to meet Karl.

As the weather is cold there is a lot of mud, so there are also new mechanics in this place like being able to dig to find the path, I discovered this thanks to the little dog that showed me that clue after walking for a while xd...

Did the little dog get a bone that will help me to move forward, but for a moment I wondered what it could be used for?

That answer was immediate, because advancing I arrived to a place with mud and when I started digging I exploded in the house of the mines, hahaha.

So I made a throw to activate them and make my way through without a scratch.

On the other side of that mine, a striking smell made the puppy run away and came from some sausages that were in a German camp.

I tried to reach him, but suddenly I heard him screaming, I thought the worst, but he was just stuck in the fence.

I thought it was something the old man could deal with, however, the Germans at the top of the hill let a tractor roll in the direction of the dog and the old man, so I thought I could not prevent the puppy's death.

Meanwhile, on the other side of the battlefield is Freddy, a strong character who for the sake of the plot went on a mission to the nearby areas where the old man was.

And controlling Freddie now after a few puzzles and taking an enemy turret from above I manage to see the situation they are in, so playing from this perspective we managed to save them.

I liked this part, because despite being a comic book, it does generate those moments of tension, since at the moment of shooting the tractor fuel to blow it up there was a sniper elite style cinematic of the bullet's path, (those who have already played it know what I mean xd).

I also like that symbolism that just as the puppy somehow didn't save his life, we are now indebted to him.

Already saved from danger, now Freddy, being all good guy, went to help the puppy and his old friend he met on the railroad tracks some time ago. Now they are all united once again, however, both of them after a little cartoon talk give us to understand that we must go after Baron Dorf.

And as the saying goes “in unity there is strength”, from now on I hope that these two characters are not separated, as both have tools in the gameplay that I like; however, the old man has the purpose of meeting his daughter's husband and Freddy has the purpose of making Baron Dorf pay.

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The video and screenshots were captured while playing Valiant Hearts: The Great War

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Requirements to play:

So: Originally released for Windows 7
Processor: Intel Pentium IV 630 @ 3.0 GHz
Memory: 2 GB of RAM
Graphics: nVidia GeForce 8800 GT
DirectX: Version 9.0
Storage: 2 GB of available space

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At the beginning we realize that now enters the game a new character named “Freddie”, which by the way we already saw in the previous story, where the old man helped him from those soldiers who were bothering him.

Freddie decided to join the army of his own free will, since some time ago he lost his wife in the hands of the Germans, so with nothing to lose he goes in search of revenge for those who took from him what he loved the most and this antagonist is shown as the male Dorf who has executed deviant orders against the French people in the invasions.

As he is a new character, the videogame was giving me another mini tutorial to understand the new mechanics to open the way through the wire fences, Freddie has a tool to destroy them, so let's say that this is like the support or engineer that we see in war videogames.

After some time on the trail of Baron Dorf, Freddie finally managed to find his location in a barn overrun by the Germans, so we broke into it after a few puzzles.

Unfortunately, this antagonist is more cowardly than he looks and used an airship to escape in time before he reached the roof.

Winter came and Baron Dorf emigrated with his men to Belgium, where his military bases were now established.

Now we are transported to where he is giving one of his speeches to his men, and if you are a good observer you will notice that on one side is our old friend from the first missions. But how is this possible, I thought he was dead, but now I am happy because he was only wounded.

Baron Dorf has the old man as a prisoner and is now his cook, so we head off to cook him a soup to celebrate his macabre victory.

While we were looking for the cauldron and some ingredients, a soldier arrived, and I quickly recognized that it was Karl who is infiltrated among the German army who does not know that he is known to the old man; however, he still gives him information about his daughter and granddaughter who are in Germany, and she in a letter tells how she is worried about the old man and his wounds; however, she is having a hard time, because the Germans use the citizens as human shields against the French attacks...

Well, our task continues, so the stew is ready for Baron Dorf.

Suddenly he's rising and the roar of a cannon makes the party is over, since the British began to bombard the Germans, but they did not know that there were prisoners, so let's look for some shelter.

Among debris and darkness we see a trained puppy that is now helping us despite being of the opposite side, this is beautiful, as we see how dogs are those purest beings there are, because it has no hatred or sides despite the circumstances.

Here we are shown other game mechanics, which gives me to understand that now we will be able to control the puppy to solve puzzles as we advance.

And to say goodbye, the game leaves us with a beautiful moment in the middle of the war where we get a furry friend who is more loyal than an entire troop...

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The video and screenshots were captured while playing Valiant Hearts: The Great War

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Requirements to play:

So: Originally released for Windows 7
Processor: Intel Pentium IV 630 @ 3.0 GHz
Memory: 2 GB of RAM
Graphics: nVidia GeForce 8800 GT
DirectX: Version 9.0
Storage: 2 GB of available space

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And in the middle of all this chaos I talk about the title called “Valiant Hearts: The Great War”, a video game of comic style visual art that in few games I have managed to appreciate so well, because each scenario is worth exploring and mentioning from the moment one in which a narrator tells us how a young man named Karl is working on his farm, but is interrupted by soldiers who come to recruit him by force, because if all this is inspired by real scenarios of the First World War from 1914 to 1918.

Every scene is portrayed in a dramatic and sad way, as he leaves his wife alone on the farm with their little daughter, but there is no objection, as most of the French inhabitants living in Germany had to leave the country to defend their country.

We see how this man leaves his family, however, after a few days without knowing anything about her husband we see that the woman now says goodbye to her father an older man who was also called to defend his people, so now the woman is all alone because the war was more bloody, this moment touched my heart without a doubt, as they managed to do a very good visual work accompanied by a soundtrack worthy of a melancholic video game.

I understand that this is a comic style video game and that is what I like the most because they bet on something more risky in the middle of a graphic quality that demands realism almost as if it were standard; however, in this is that it shines above many for its narrative and as I feel that the game apart from presenting characters with deep stories also teaches you history with tips or interesting facts about the First World War, I was entertained with this because it shows you the cruelty of war, even throughout the map you have objects that you find to then open its historical context.

So while you recreate yourself you learn history xd, something that is not at all overwhelming like reading a book for some people.

This gentleman leaves the farm to join the troops, this is where the tutorial begins, and I found it immersive, and it didn't get on my nerves at all, because they knew how to do it in conjunction with the gameplay, so it's not tedious at all.

The mechanics are pretty simple, aside from walking sideways like a 2D video game, we are tasked with destroying some enemies and obstacles, which gives me a hint that I'll see puzzles everywhere or something.

This older man after having a “training” and I put it in quotation marks because it is really sad to see how even older people in real life at that time had to defend in the physical conditions they were in. But well, continuing with the plot, now he is going to Paris to get the train that will take them to the battle, meanwhile he writes a letter to his beloved granddaughter and daughter, where he tells her everything and says that he still has not seen any trace of Karl.

Arriving at the Paris subway we see how a man fights against some annoying soldiers, so we decide to give him a hand to save him from that situation, there we meet a new friendship in the middle of all that commotion.

Although it doesn't last long on screen, they make it clear to us that a solid friendship was formed out of respect for having helped him.

After solving a few interesting puzzles I find an object from the list and that is an iron pen which would be a more rudimentary version of the current pens, but due to the situations of the war and messaging by letters this production would increase even more and without realizing it you already know something new from the story xd.

We headed to the battlefield to repel the German troops led by the “male Dorf”.

With a war cry to give encouragement the captain leads the French troop to where the enemy trenches, this is where the action begins, and I had to dodge some enemy shells, unfortunately the captain lost his life later and basically everyone died.

All the allies fell in a pile, until our old friend was hit by artillery and wounded.

In another scene we can see the devastated Marie reading the letter from the regiment that tells her that her husband was wounded and was probably taken prisoner, although they do not know for sure, I hope this man is still well, but it will be for the next post I will be showing you new scenarios and mechanics that this title prepares for us.

Thank you for commenting and supporting without a doubt today I brought something fresh to the community, I hope you like it!

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The video and screenshots were captured while playing Valiant Hearts: The Great War

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Requirements to play:

So *: Originally released for Windows 7
Processor: Intel Pentium IV 630 @ 3.0 GHz
Memory: 2 GB of RAM
Graphics: nVidia GeForce 8800 GT
DirectX: Version 9.0
Storage: 2 GB of available space

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Although the game gives me the option to select weapons and power for the character, I will not be able to use more than the default ones because I have to unlock them when I pass a level.

Speaking of levels, it has a great variety of levels, from 8 levels per scenario varying in difficulty.

To start the game gives a small cinematic with drawings demonstrating the character's scoop, which is a man with a red beard whose cat is stolen, all this takes place in the middle of the zombie apocalypse.

So he sets out armed in search of his pet, even if he encounters hordes of undead along the way.

Being an arcade style game, the controls are simple and quick to memorize, however, when it came to trying the gameplay I found it a little difficult at first because I did not understand the mechanics.

After dying a few times, I discovered that my character only has three lives and that I must know how to use the powers at the right moment of the level.

There are some weapons that the game gives me in boxes which knowing how to use them will give you a lot of advantage and score, which serves to recharge the powers.

The first one was logically easy, so to finish I used the combo of electric beams that tear the zombies apart.

As basically the levels are based on scenarios, I want to make the shortest journey to the last level, which is the eight and one of the most chaotic so far.

At the end of it all it was worth it, because I unlocked a new power, a new machete for my arsenal and the next level that I will show you very soon.

Going back to the story of the game, I discover that the main character manages to catch up with the thieves of his cat, however, they have a huge base full of henchmen.

Here came out immense amounts of undead with mutations, some explosive and others with blades. It is these zombies that you have to know how to deal with, because a simple mistake can cost you your lives and therefore start all over again.

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The video and screenshots were captured while playing Dead Island Retro Revenge

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Requirements to play:

OS *: Windows Vista 32bit
Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo 2,2Ghz
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: 6th Generation Intel HD graphics
Storage: 1 GB of available space

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