we. the revolution

There aren’t too many games out there about the French Revolution — maybe every game developer is scared of stepping on Les Mis’ coattails — but We. The Revolution, developed by Klabater, mines the historical event for a unique and interesting experience (and adds an offbeat art style while it’s at it). You’re a judge in the Revolutionary Tribunal, which puts you at a bit of a safe distance from the chaos unfolding, but not enough for complete immunity. If you get fingered as an enemy of the Revolution, it won’t matter if that’s true or not — it’ll be the guillotine for your French neck. Pleasing everyone, however, won’t be simple either. You’ll have to deal with members of your own family, who may see things differently than you do. “Working on We. The Revolution was an amazing journey,” says Michal Gembicki, CEO of Klabater. “The game started as an indie title but two Gamescoms, three PAXes, and one worldwide press tour later, we are ready to release a