Hi guys, this time I want to continue telling you this sad story that involves the war and its inhabitants in Valiant Hearts, a video game that I already showed you last week, however, we have the scoop that our oldest protagonist was wounded in combat and so far we do not know his fate, but this plot does not stay there, because it expands with new characters and situations that I liked without a doubt.
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...
The video and screenshots were captured while playing Valiant Hearts: The Great War
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
Translated with: DeepL.com
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