Although revolutionary years tend to be difficult for all the people involved in them, these unstable years shape the course of history and help to highlight the best and worst out of people. This is why it’s not very surprising that a lot of entertainment media like movies and games being made are set in these times. We. The Revolution is a strategy game developed by Polyslash and published by Klabater. It is set during the most turbulent years in French history: The French Revolution. In this game, you will play as a judge and your objective is to preside over cases in Revolutionary France.

Phenomenal Aesthetics

The most impressive aspect of this game is undoubtedly it's beautiful aesthetics. The game features a unique art style that seamlessly blends polygonal graphic design with classical art painting effect. As a result, the game looks like it was painted by a master in the 1700s, but designed by a modern designer in the 21st century. The interface of the game also looks like it came straight from the 18th century. 

Historical Premise

As mentioned above, this game is set in Revolutionary France and you play as a judge presiding over important cases in the country. Not only will you be able to shape the course of your country’s history, but you will also be able to determine the fates of famous personalities of the time period like Robespierre. You must also make sure you juggle politics and morals without losing your own head along the way.

Good and Bad Points

Despite the game’s amazing graphics, We: The Revolution has pretty low system requirements. At most, your biggest concern would probably be storage space as the game requires several gigabytes of storage. Among the negative aspects, the most notable is the rigidity of choices that a player can make. As a result of this, trial outcomes tend to be very limited.

Beautiful and Compelling

To be honest, We: The Revolution is worth getting just for the amazing visual graphics. It’s just a massive bonus that both the gameplay and writing are also top-notch. The great attention to detail makes the game highly immersive and spectacular. It is truly a revolutionary game.