We. The Revolution Reviews
All told, We. The Revolution comes together to make a thoroughly enjoyable experience.
We. The Revolution is an entertaining and unique experience, and if not for some shortcomings in the final act and some bad design decisions, it could have easily reached its full potential.
Review in Persian | Read full review
We. The Revolution is a brilliant game that offers you the role of a French judge in the very middle of the French Revolution. You take part in the revolution and power struggle right after the deed is done. It's a great game to show how politics work and shows the weight of independent judicial system.
Review in Polish | Read full review
The value of We. The Revolution doesn't lie in its capacity to amuse or entertain --and that's a shame, because it's a really interesting game that can't figure out how to be fun, too.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Despite the technical issues and lack of prior knowledge, I enjoyed playing We. The Revolution. I wasn’t enjoying it to start with, I will admit, as the language is very of that time so it takes a while to get used to and understand what’s really happening in the cases. The bugs were particularly frustrating as they stopped me progressing just as I was really getting into the story. Yet, I did still keep coming back for more and once it’s patched I will absolutely give it another play to see the different results you get based on your choices and to get more of the trophies.
For strategist like myself I find the analytical nature of the game addicting and I will continue to play it until I make it to the end or my character succumbs to the blood thirst of the people. If you don’t mind reading information, getting thrown into an unfamiliar revolution and like the thrill of trying to survive through political manipulation you will enjoy this game like myself. We. The Revolution is the first game of its kind that I have played and is a great addition to many libraries because of its uniqueness.
We. The Revolution has you taking the role of a judge during the French Revolution.
It’s an exciting game that leaves you lingering over the edge, which forces you to use your wits in order to prevent you from falling.