Valiant Hearts: Coming Home

Netflix, Inc.

About this game

Available exclusively for Netflix members.

Become an unsung hero. Solve puzzles, fly above chaos and heal the wounded in this follow-up to the beloved adventure game inspired by World War I.

As World War I rages on, two brothers fight to survive the trenches and find each other again. Their paths will cross with new heroes who will share in the joy of reuniting and surviving the horrors of the Western Front.

Valiant Hearts: Coming Home is the second installment of the BAFTA Award-winning game Valiant Hearts: The Great War. This sequel will follow in the footsteps of the original game and continue to tell stories of ordinary people thrust into the extraordinary circumstances of World War I.

Features:

• An animated graphic novel-style adventure: From the depths of the sea and the raging skies to the trenches of the Western Front, immerse yourself in an artistically unique and touching emotional experience.
• Play four unsung heroes: As their destinies cross, help each of these characters survive the horrors of the trenches alongside their faithful canine companion.
• A mix of exploration, action and puzzles: Experience different types of gameplay as you progress through the story — solve puzzles, sneak through enemy lines, fly above the chaos, heal the wounded and even play music.
• Survive the Great War: In this fictional story, you will revisit historical locations and battles of World War I. Emerge from the sea into the middle of the Jutland naval battle, relive the Meuse-Argonne offensive and experience the long-awaited relief of the Armistice.
• Learn more about World War I: Historical facts and authentic pictures provide detailed information about key events during these tumultuous times, with a special focus on the Harlem Hellfighters. More than just a game, this interactive history comes alive!

- From Ubisoft and Old Skull Games.

Ratings and reviews

I just don't see much of a reason for this game to exist. It isn't bad, but it doesn't add much to 'The Great War,' nor does it tie up anything that was left open. It feels like one of those inconsequential AAA story DLCs. I'll say the ending was a cop-out meant to induce shock, but it was poorly handled. Some people say that they had stability and performance issues. I didn't have any problems like that, but I did have to quit and reload the game once because the dog despawned as Anna.

I would like to give a 5 star rating but what is going on with these games. I am a big supporter of what Netflix Is doing but you're not fixing the problems. U put out a game and if it needs fixing you just put out another game and ignore the problems. There are some netflix games that would be awesome if we were able to play them. How about instead of putting out more game, for now, fix the ones that needs fixin

Probably a good game but too unoptimized to tell. Audio doesn't work when I have a Bluetooth device connect. You have to turn Bluetooth off/on on the device for it to work. Cutscenes run too fast for the audio which causes all of it to overlap and become incomprehensible. I'd love to play this but it needs fixing. To any devs, I'm using a Google Pixel 6