Valiant Hearts: The Great War is a game that touches the soul, like a gentle breeze stirring a quiet pond. You might think you are here to solve puzzles, but what you’ll really find is a deep, emotional journey that will move you to tears. It’s not just a game—it’s a meditation on love, loss, and the human spirit during one of the darkest times in history.

As you guide these beautifully drawn characters through the chaos of World War I, you’ll feel every step of their journey. The game takes you by the hand, not with action or spectacle, but with heart. Each puzzle, each letter, each memory uncovered, draws you deeper into a story that makes you reflect on the fragility of life. And yes, there will be moments that break your heart, but in a way that makes you feel more connected to the world, to history, and to the people who lived through it.

Playing Valiant Hearts is like sitting in peaceful contemplation, knowing that the tears that fall are part of the experience. It’s a rare, beautiful thing—worth every penny—and one that stays with you long after the credits roll. It’s not just a game you play; it’s a story you feel.

the "digging" mechanic was such BS and sucked the joy out of the game for me. but it's worth a play, wont be more than 6-7 hours

~Ubisoft Connect Warning~

I liked this, but have you ever heard of the holocaust? many don't know the truth of how horrible it was. i wish they made a movie or something about it since only a couple exist.

Here is a cool link to explore some films about the holocaust (if you have heard of it):

http://www.genocidetext.net/gaci_filmography.htm