+Isaiah Hamby It was the song "War Makes Men Mad" mixed with Emile's final letter and scene that made me lose it. I didn't realize it was played earlier in the game because that song and the final scene went flawlessly together and brought out so many emotions.
+Ghareeb1412 the best way to try to understand this war is to read letter from the soldier, you should read "Paroles de poilus : Lettres et carnets du front (1914-1918)" by Jean-Pierre Guéno (sorry i don't know the English title). Its a book which shows plenty of letter from English, French, American and German soldier
Or Poilu: The World War One Notebooks by Corporal Louis Barthas, Barrelmaker. It's the true diaries of a French private transformed into a book after the war by the man himself. Or, of course, there is All Quiet On The Western Front by Erich Maria Remarque. A classic.
This game will allways have a special place in my heart. This was the first audiovisual content that really made me feel something for the characters, specially the main character. It's so beautiful and sad at the same time. I never cried like with this game and felt the same way. Every character is designed to make you feel his pain and feelings. No game will be at the level of this game. My sincere congrats to the people who made this masterpiece.
For the people on tablets/phones and can click the description 01. Main Theme- 00:00 02. The Star Spangled Banner - 02:41 03. Main Theme - 04:14 04. Credits - 07:12 05. Sadness - 09:30 06. Empty - 11:34 07. War Makes Men Mad - 13:35 08. Baron Von Dorf - 15:02 09. Sneaky - 15:34 10. French Party - 16:08 11. Credits 2 - 18:30 12. Fight - 20:21 13. Credits 2 - 22:53 14. Calm - 25:52 15. No Turning Back - 26:35 16. No Hope - 27:36 17. Rest - 29:40 18. Help The Wounded - 32:13 19. In a Hurry - 34:32 20. Intense - 35:34 21. War - 36:25 22. The Great War - 38:50 23. Dance - 41:31 24. Credits - 42:43 25. Loss - 45:00 26. Time Has Come - 47:11 27. Paris - 48:40 28. Battle Lost - 50:08 29. Hope For Better - 51:23 30. Never Ending - 52:50 31. Prepare - 53:53 32. Beauty - 54:26 33. Fight For Victory - 56:04 34. Evil - 57:10 35. Horror - 59:18 36. Time To Relax - 59:57 37. Final Battle - 01:01:42 38. Battle To The Last - 01:02:40 39. Ride - 01:03:41
He probably meant the wars of ancient times like Rome and Carthage. They were very brutal, yes, but 80% of the time you would either be marching or just standing guard, occasionally fending off some raids and scouts. You always saw your enemy face-to-face. Wars like WW1 and 2, are the times of industrialized and streamlined killing and meat-grinding. You're constantly reminded of the War by either being shell-shocked and air-raided. Back in ancient times, death of 5,000 or more men is huge. In world wars death of 100,000 is hard but acceptable. Today's wars don't care about a single individual, but the collective machine as a whole. You're reduced to a mere cog in this bone-crushing war. That's how wars of back then weren't as mad as it's today.
My great uncle, Private Stanley lord of the Essex Yeomanry squadron was killed in the battle of the Somme on July 1st 1916, at the time he was in a barn sheltering from the German artillery bombardment and machine gun fire, he was taking a break with the rest of his group. Unfortunately, his whole squadron including himself was blown to pieces by a shell fired by the Germans. I visited the Thiepval memorial in France where his name is carved into the stone of pier one, face A. It was a great day to honor my relatives whose bravery in the battlefield ensured the safety and security of Britain, France, Russia and all the neighboring countries of Germany. May everyone who has been killed by the hand of war rest in peace. 🙏
The Great War was not Germany's fault and nor were they the antagonists. In war, there is no good and bad. There is only a winning side and a losing side. Only soldiers fighting and dying for their countries. No one truly wanted a war of this scale. It was a great accident. The network of alliances simply happened to trigger in such a way that it led to a large war. Also, the German attack on France was out of fear. They knew that if they preoccupied themselves with Russia, the French would take advantage of their weakness. The war with France was meant to be swift and decisive. No one knew it would drag on for four years. Though Germany was absolutely idiotic for getting Britain involved. However, that is besides the point. The Great War should be remembered as one of the greatest tragedies of human history.
I may be the only one. but once I played the game and cried (like everyone else does) I then went to find out whether or not I had any servicemen during the war. I was glad to have found out about my great great grandfather a wonderful man who served with the kings own border regiment. games that do that to you are the greatest games which make you want to know and better yourself in the process
My great-grandpa fought on the russian side. On the map it showed that they did nothing but he was a brave man. Rest in peace everyone who fought in the great war...
The moment I reached "War makes men mad" in this video, I just could not help but cry. Gosh, this end was so amazingly well paced and well written... It really has an affect on the player. It's incredible to see how they managed to give so much life to characters with this kind of "childish-animation" made game. So serious facts and serious emotions. Yep. Definitely GOTY indeed. A wonderful, painful and true-to-the-core tribute to all those lives wasted in wars. Well done, Ubisoft.
Лично мне эта игра помогла увидеть, чем является война...и война это смерть... смерть близких... смерть друзей...но в первую очередь война это когда ТЫ, Я, МЫ решаем те проблемы которые напи**ели своими языками политики! Знайте это! Помните свою историю! Всем здоровья!
I have so many fond memories of sitting on the couch and watching my dad play this game when I was little. He's finally letting me play it, and I already have the feels.
Maniik Eddie Slovik The execution by firing squad was carried out at 10:04 a.m. on 31 January 1945, near the village of Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines. The unrepentant Slovik said to the soldiers whose duty it was to prepare him for the firing squad before they led him to the place of execution, "They're not shooting me for deserting the United States Army, thousands of guys have done that. They just need to make an example out of somebody and I'm it because I'm an ex-con. I used to steal things when I was a kid, and that's what they are shooting me for. They're shooting me for the bread and chewing gum I stole when I was 12 years old."Slovik, wearing a uniform stripped of all insignia with a GI blanket across his shoulders against the cold, was led into the courtyard of a house chosen for the execution because it had a high masonry wall. The commanders did not want the local French civilians to witness the proceedings. Soldiers stood him against a six inch by six inch post. The soldiers strapped him to the post using web belts. One went around and under his arms and hung on a spike on the back side of the post to prevent his body from slumping following the volley. The others went around his knees and ankles. Just before a soldier placed a black hood over his head, the attending chaplain said to Slovik, "Eddie, when you get up there, say a little prayer for me." Slovik answered, "Okay, Father. I'll pray that you don't follow me too soon." Those were his last words.Twelve picked soldiers were detailed for the firing squad from the 109th Regiment. The weapons used were standard issue M-1 rifles with just one bullet for each rifle. One rifle was loaded with a blank. On the command of "Fire", Slovik was hit by eleven bullets, at least four of them being fatal. The wounds ranged from high in the neck region out to the left shoulder, over the left chest, and under the heart. One bullet was in the left upper arm. An Army physician quickly determined Slovik had not been immediately killed. Just as the firing squad's rifles were being reloaded in preparation for another volley, but before the reloading of the rifles was complete, Private Slovik died. He was 24 years of age. The whole process took 15 minutes.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddie_Slovik Valiant Hearts: The Second World War...
Mad World good story Mad world im going to up it though Feburary 1944 6:18 pm 2 minutes untill Seargant Volkov was exectuted for betrayl. if only they knew the whole story. it was in the midst of winter in the forest bordering russian and the rest of europe. the germans were dug in like a tick and there was only one way for the red army... forward. for these brave selfless men there was no such thing as retreat, only forward. no matter the cost in lives or resources genaral Moroz was determined as hell to break through the Kraut line. He estimated the battle would take less than 2 weeks and 3,000 russian casulties but it was over a month and 20 thousand deaths confiermend. every day Moroz gave the men false hope by saying "today is the day we break through". Volkovs best freind since child hood Eline was scared every single day and today would be his last day being afraid. Moroz blew the whistle once giving the troops them the warning in 15 minutes the attak would start. 2 whistle blows, 3 whistle blows and at the 3 whisltle blow that was the 5 minute mark. Moroz looked at his men with despair in his eyes he knew that so many of these young man were going to die that day. He opened his mouth and stuttered out the words " men, soilders, medics, engineers and what ever else we have. we will break through this wall today we will not give up". Volkov sighed casue he knew it would end eventually. the fourth whistle blew about 400 men came out of there trenches running as fast as they could for a log to take cover behind, then another 400 and another 400 and the last bunch of 400 Volkov was in the last group and Eline was some where in the 3rd bunch. he saw men being shot down to his left and right. then at that moment a thought came to him "holy shit this is the farthest weve been". he ducked down behind a pile of boulders only to realize his mistake because of the 3 russian bodies next to him. He sprinted as fast as he could to a log and was hit in the leg, the pain didnt bother him at the moment and he ran to the log. he was shooting at the barracade and he saw a german in the disntance and took him down. Through all the noise he heard a mans scream and that was a scream that would terrify him for a the while he would live. it was Elines scream! He ran towards the screams of pain he was about 100 feet from the germans line. Volkov couldnt beleive waht he saw. Elines legs were blown off and his chest was open. there was no fixing this, they both knew what had to happen one couldnt say it becasue of the screams and the other could say it becasue of the tears, Volkov took out it Nagant and cocked the gun and put it to Elines head and pulled the trigger. Volkov just sat there in shock and didnt move. it wasnt untill Major Rusak ran up to him and looked at him he knew what had happened but didnt want to hurt Volkov so he sat next to him and said " Volkov were going to make it to the line today i need you". Volkov took Elines Dog tags and Hat and ran to the line like there was a black hole behind him sucking everything up he jumped in the germans trench and couldnt take it anymore, no more bombing, no more gun shots, no more blood. he tried to take it in and he asked one question "who killed Eline?". He grabbed a shovel and started swinging. he killed about 12 Krauts within the first minute and no matter who it was he was killing them. about 50 feet away towards where Volkov was running Moroz entered the trench, and they moved closer together and eventually Volkov swung his shovel and it connected to Morozs face. Bashing his face and killing him. Volkov had no intent of doing that. Rusak saw the whole thing. 2 hours later the germans either retrated or were killed, Rusak was now incharge and he knew the rules and so did Volkov. 1 month later Volkov was being Escorted to the middle of the woods, about 100 of his fellow comerades were there. this was the first execution the batalion handed out , so it was big news. he was attached to a tree. he was happy this was happeneing. he requested no to be blinefolded so he could see the men who would releave him of duty. Volkov was 20 years old. 8 bullets struck his chest and belly the kind of wound no one wanted but the final 2 blows would be his neck and heart. so how was that give me feed back
What if the sequel followed Emile's son (and possible other characters) during the Second World War. Showing people that German soldiers weren't all fascist Nazis.
It takes some damn fine composition to make me tear up just listening to a song. Kudos to Ubisoft for making such a damn-near flawless game with a chilling soundtrack
Este juego "cambió" mi vida. Un pedazo de juego muy bien hecho, donde aprendes historia mientras te metes en la piel de cada personaje. Me encanta. Para siempre, Valiant Hearts...
Eu acho que ano passado não tinha como saber quem merecia. the last of us nos emocionou muito, GTA V nos divertiu e evoluiu muito mais em termo de Historia the last of us esmaga GTA V
Tomas Krbec "Reward" is a wrong word. The sad part is he has been sentenced to death for killing one of his comrades despite all the good he caused for the army. Killing is killing, though. Intentional and unintentional.
there are no winners in war everybody gave their life for what they believe, and I can respect that many people may have differing opinions on who was "the bad guy" but everybody loses in war so my condolences to anybody who lost anybody in the war no matter what side you're on we are all human beings in the end and hopefully in the future we will learn that we are all one of the same
Ma brother played before me and I remember he saying for years it was one of the best games he had played and I was like "come on you're exaggerating".Truly a piece of art...Valiant Hearts proves that simple graphics and small games can be just as powerful as some AAA game.
+JustAnotherGamer Mna, BioShock Infinite's premise kind of messed me up when it was all put together. At first, you're just like, "What?" and then it all clicks together and you're like, "What."
they shall no grow old, as we that are left grow old, age shall not weary them, nor the years condem. at the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remeber them We cherish, too, the Poppy red That grows on fields where valor led; It seems to signal to the skies That blood of heroes never dies, But lends a lustre to the red Of the flower that blooms above the dead In Flanders Fields.
This as said is an art form, not merely a game, but an art form that touched soo many hearts to play the lives of millions lost in WWl, arguably the the saddest but greatest ending to a game/ art form of all time.
unlike other people I didn't cry immediately after the ending. but during the credits I looked at the wall and saw a picture of my great-great grandfather who was alive during WW1...and THEN I started crying.
WHY AM I LISTENING TO THIS?? IT HURTS ME INSIDE BUT I LOVE IT SO MUCH! MY EYES BURN PLEASE HELP WHY IS THIS SO GOOD?!?!?!?! WHY VALIANT HEARTS, WHYYYY??? THE TEAR FELL OUT OF MY LEFT EYE, WHICH MEANS PAIN OR SORROW..
La France à travers Ubisoft Montpellier à encore une fois démontrer son talent à nous offrir ces petites perles rares, loin des super-production bourrées d'effets spéciaux et de graphismes à couper le souffle... Soldats inconnus mémoires de la grande guerre c'est avant tout un jeu interactif avec des références historiques concrètes, c'est une leçon de vie, une histoire sur l'amitié et la famille... Ce qui fait la force de ce jeu est sans conteste sa simplicité, ses graphismes beaux mais sans trop, et cette bande sonore... In memorian Amen
I got to confess that this game had me in tears in a lot of its moments, especially due to the sheer dissonance between the cartoonish artstyle and rather vivid, maybe not completely realistic, but convincing depiction of the war-time atrocities. I kind of wish it could be longer, posters and previews showed there could be a British pilot in the plot as well, but he only appeared once correcting your artillery fire during the Vimy episode.
+Potato Valiant, Hearts, The Great, War. I have it and its the saddest and the bestest game I have ever played, I even drew a load of Walts, Emiles, and Karl, and it turned out to be amazing.
For everybody who's looking for the music of Karl in the hospital (Chapter 4 - Saint Mihiel) for some reason it's not in the OST ! It's "Broken Wings" ! A very beautiful track !
Absolutely beautiful soundtrack for an amazing game. Gameplay / puzzles got maybe a little bit repetitive towards the ending, but the story and the unique look alone were easily enough to keep me nailed on my couch. Great history lesson, too. And yeah, manly tears were shed at the ending.
I can't really play the whole game because it's demo for me and I'm young (11 years old) so the only thing I can do is listen to this songs in the game (this is such a good GAME)
R.I.P. Emil Chaillon This is good man give youre life his country, France. And his famle. Let he rest in peace. And all those who died in the terrible World War, let all good life, in the heavens. Your heroism we will never forget! Thank you, thank you. Эмиль Шайон Этот хороший, прекрасный человек отдал свою жизнь за свою Родину, Францию. И за свою семью. Пусть ему земля будет пухом, аминь. И всем погибшим в ужасной первой мировой войне, пусть всем им будет хорошо там, на небесах. Ваш подвиг мы никогда не забудем! Спасибо вам, спасибо.
I've learnt how to play the credits song last year (Called Lonely Pebble I think) this game really made me think about all those people. All those sacrifices. All those stories. Just gone because of war. It's such a cruel thing to think about... I learnt to play this song in remembrance of all those soldiers and even civilians dying. I play it so they know they aren't forgotten and I thank them for what they did for our world.
Feels heavy on people those have hard times Music makes us crying - I cry every time, out of my control, :| Games awesome Far away from the chaos, these times need to listen to these kinds of music especially the main theme and credits one Thanks
the second this soundtrack started playing, I almost cried. I'm crying now.. this game.. i haven't fully finished because I lost the disc for the ps4, but dang I wish I could've finished the game.
Oh look the songs that play after the credits are titled "Sadness" and "Empty" My exact feelings when I beat the game. Great game tho. Thanks for the upload! :)
This game is the best game I’ve ever played not cod or battlefield it’s this because the story it tells. Not only is it a game it’s a story for those who have died
8 years..... 104 years after the end of Great War...... that was the most impressing and sad conflict for all of us that is no matter you are Pole, Russian, German, French or some one. That game isn't game for us, this game is something like tribute to our heroes, we must remember our soldiers and enemies. Enemies were humans too trust me. If you don't agree with me try to imagine you at the battle field trying to shoot 18 year old boy who is only an ordinary conscript soldier? i want to write something else pls wait for more
Valiant Hearts: The Great War its not a game its art.
Grandai 3 Agreed
+Grandai 3 a masterpiece. just thinking about it makes my eyes watery. all such in possibility. so much forgotten
so true...so true
All games at this level should be considered art knowing how hard the video game making process is
+Grandai 3 If games are classed as art, than this is Da Vinci masterpiece. Gone but never forgotten!
" *War makes man mad...* " Best quote ever
"War is always hungry for more"
+FighterSE "War has changed" -Snake
"his appetite …. infinite"
A Space Butterfly +Ty Simons ***** War is Change...
FalconLover
"Has war changed? No... Or maybe... Yes?"
Valiant Hearts : The Great Feels
Full sadness overload
Game published and developed by awesome people
+Jebediah Kerman new DLC: Battle of Feel Valley
+Greg Koc featuring a new character: Feeldrich von Feel
+Jebediah Kerman historically accurate locations:
von Feel mansion, Mines of Feel, Feelville
+Jebediah Kerman you made me smile today.thank you!
Developed by generic climbing tower company :V
I wasn't crying until Emile said "I didn't want to kill him."
I was bawling for like 30 mins and then went to find gameplay of other people.
“It was not my intention to kill him”
@@AAaaaAaaAaAAAAAAaAAAaAa2137 he didn’t you just saw it
The ending to this game didn't really affect me until Emile said,"War makes men mad" then I lost it
+Isaiah Hamby freedie's face got me... cryed a lot
yea that's what happens
+Isaiah Hamby It was the song "War Makes Men Mad" mixed with Emile's final letter and scene that made me lose it. I didn't realize it was played earlier in the game because that song and the final scene went flawlessly together and brought out so many emotions.
The ending to this game didn't really affect me until it starts, then I lost it.
07:12 made me fall in love with this. Sometimes I’d just leave pause on to hear this. Overall this is truly art in games.
That song is just art
Because of this game I bought a book about WW1 to learn more about it. Thank you video games for opening my mind and learn more.
+Ghareeb1412 the best way to try to understand this war is to read letter from the soldier, you should read "Paroles de poilus : Lettres et carnets du front (1914-1918)" by Jean-Pierre Guéno (sorry i don't know the English title). Its a book which shows plenty of letter from English, French, American and German soldier
Or Poilu: The World War One Notebooks by Corporal Louis Barthas, Barrelmaker. It's the true diaries of a French private transformed into a book after the war by the man himself. Or, of course, there is All Quiet On The Western Front by Erich Maria Remarque. A classic.
watch the great war on youtube or play battlefield 1
+eRaZE Hyper battlefield 1 ?! This is a Fuckn shooter game you idiot!
VonUberburg bf1 is set in ww1 ffs
This game will allways have a special place in my heart. This was the first audiovisual content that really made me feel something for the characters, specially the main character. It's so beautiful and sad at the same time. I never cried like with this game and felt the same way. Every character is designed to make you feel his pain and feelings. No game will be at the level of this game. My sincere congrats to the people who made this masterpiece.
For the people on tablets/phones and can click the description
01. Main Theme- 00:00
02. The Star Spangled Banner - 02:41
03. Main Theme - 04:14
04. Credits - 07:12
05. Sadness - 09:30
06. Empty - 11:34
07. War Makes Men Mad - 13:35
08. Baron Von Dorf - 15:02
09. Sneaky - 15:34
10. French Party - 16:08
11. Credits 2 - 18:30
12. Fight - 20:21
13. Credits 2 - 22:53
14. Calm - 25:52
15. No Turning Back - 26:35
16. No Hope - 27:36
17. Rest - 29:40
18. Help The Wounded - 32:13
19. In a Hurry - 34:32
20. Intense - 35:34
21. War - 36:25
22. The Great War - 38:50
23. Dance - 41:31
24. Credits - 42:43
25. Loss - 45:00
26. Time Has Come - 47:11
27. Paris - 48:40
28. Battle Lost - 50:08
29. Hope For Better - 51:23
30. Never Ending - 52:50
31. Prepare - 53:53
32. Beauty - 54:26
33. Fight For Victory - 56:04
34. Evil - 57:10
35. Horror - 59:18
36. Time To Relax - 59:57
37. Final Battle - 01:01:42
38. Battle To The Last - 01:02:40
39. Ride - 01:03:41
Helo
Thanks dude
:')
TheAmoungUs, thanks mate.
TheAmoungUs thanks you a goodman
A friend of mine once said that wars in the old days were not as bad as it is now...
I told him to play this game.
Good gob
He probably meant the wars of ancient times like Rome and Carthage. They were very brutal, yes, but 80% of the time you would either be marching or just standing guard, occasionally fending off some raids and scouts. You always saw your enemy face-to-face.
Wars like WW1 and 2, are the times of industrialized and streamlined killing and meat-grinding. You're constantly reminded of the War by either being shell-shocked and air-raided. Back in ancient times, death of 5,000 or more men is huge. In world wars death of 100,000 is hard but acceptable. Today's wars don't care about a single individual, but the collective machine as a whole. You're reduced to a mere cog in this bone-crushing war.
That's how wars of back then weren't as mad as it's today.
0:00-OK let's go!
0:01-*Starts crying*
My great uncle, Private Stanley lord of the Essex Yeomanry squadron was killed in the battle of the Somme on July 1st 1916, at the time he was in a barn sheltering from the German artillery bombardment and machine gun fire, he was taking a break with the rest of his group. Unfortunately, his whole squadron including himself was blown to pieces by a shell fired by the Germans. I visited the Thiepval memorial in France where his name is carved into the stone of pier one, face A. It was a great day to honor my relatives whose bravery in the battlefield ensured the safety and security of Britain, France, Russia and all the neighboring countries of Germany. May everyone who has been killed by the hand of war rest in peace. 🙏
You forgot about Poland
damn.
The Great War was not Germany's fault and nor were they the antagonists. In war, there is no good and bad. There is only a winning side and a losing side. Only soldiers fighting and dying for their countries. No one truly wanted a war of this scale. It was a great accident. The network of alliances simply happened to trigger in such a way that it led to a large war. Also, the German attack on France was out of fear. They knew that if they preoccupied themselves with Russia, the French would take advantage of their weakness. The war with France was meant to be swift and decisive. No one knew it would drag on for four years. Though Germany was absolutely idiotic for getting Britain involved. However, that is besides the point. The Great War should be remembered as one of the greatest tragedies of human history.
Lotelato I never said that it was Germany's fault but you have a point, it should never ever happen again.
+Lotelato
And to this day, no one know's what actually started the war..our choices are Austria-Hungary, Serbia and Russia..
I may be the only one. but once I played the game and cried (like everyone else does) I then went to find out whether or not I had any servicemen during the war. I was glad to have found out about my great great grandfather a wonderful man who served with the kings own border regiment. games that do that to you are the greatest games which make you want to know and better yourself in the process
My great-grandpa fought on the russian side. On the map it showed that they did nothing but he was a brave man. Rest in peace everyone who fought in the great war...
+Karl Kivi it's wonderful to Hear such a nice thing about your history isn't it
William Hall
That is true... Altough my gradfather was sent to Siberia. We discovered many wonderful and also scary things in there.
My great grandfather fought in the army of Austro-Hungarian Empire as a Corporal. He died on the battlefield in 1915.
Zbigniew Aleksander Piotrowicz
R.I.P, he surely was a great man!
Merci mon ami... Emile Chaillon 1867-1917 R.I.P
yeah...."with your loving papa,always"
The moment I reached "War makes men mad" in this video, I just could not help but cry. Gosh, this end was so amazingly well paced and well written... It really has an affect on the player. It's incredible to see how they managed to give so much life to characters with this kind of "childish-animation" made game. So serious facts and serious emotions. Yep. Definitely GOTY indeed. A wonderful, painful and true-to-the-core tribute to all those lives wasted in wars. Well done, Ubisoft.
13:35 "We must strive to cherish their memory and never forget"
one of the few poems i know off by heart
Лично мне эта игра помогла увидеть, чем является война...и война это смерть... смерть близких... смерть друзей...но в первую очередь война это когда ТЫ, Я, МЫ решаем те проблемы которые напи**ели своими языками политики!
Знайте это! Помните свою историю!
Всем здоровья!
Сейчас это особенно чувствую
Это игра не только о войне,она гораздо шире.
так шо ж ви блять не вирішили нічого, а?
@@felixfelicis_llиди нахуй, че мы тут решить можем, все всё понимают, но поделать ничего нельзя
Let me cry here on my desk for a moment, kay? *crying*
You're not the only one :c
pls wait for me
I'm with you guys! *sob*
*"War makes men mad"* - *"La guerra enloquece a los hombres"*
13:34 ;(
Yo ya he terminado el juego, pero podrías omitir la ultima parte del comentario... mas que nada por no fastidiar a otros que no lo hayan hecho.
Polish: "Wojna czyni z ludzi szaleńców."
"La guerre rend les hommes fous"
"La guerra rende gli uomini folli"
A guerra enlouquece os homens
I have so many fond memories of sitting on the couch and watching my dad play this game when I was little. He's finally letting me play it, and I already have the feels.
Is game is so well made.
So touching.
Emotional.
War.
Love.
Loss.
Everything.
La Banda Sonora es tan maravillosa que la utilizo para trabajar.
Estou fazendo isso agora. Trabalhando e ouvindo. :D
y yo para torturar
Yo también
2019 and this game still has a special place in my heart
i wainting for Valiant Hearts: The Second World War ;'-)
Maniik Eddie Slovik
The execution by firing squad was carried out at 10:04 a.m. on 31 January 1945, near the village of Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines. The unrepentant Slovik said to the soldiers whose duty it was to prepare him for the firing squad before they led him to the place of execution, "They're not shooting me for deserting the United States Army, thousands of guys have done that. They just need to make an example out of somebody and I'm it because I'm an ex-con. I used to steal things when I was a kid, and that's what they are shooting me for. They're shooting me for the bread and chewing gum I stole when I was 12 years old."Slovik, wearing a uniform stripped of all insignia with a GI blanket across his shoulders against the cold, was led into the courtyard of a house chosen for the execution because it had a high masonry wall. The commanders did not want the local French civilians to witness the proceedings. Soldiers stood him against a six inch by six inch post. The soldiers strapped him to the post using web belts. One went around and under his arms and hung on a spike on the back side of the post to prevent his body from slumping following the volley. The others went around his knees and ankles. Just before a soldier placed a black hood over his head, the attending chaplain said to Slovik, "Eddie, when you get up there, say a little prayer for me." Slovik answered, "Okay, Father. I'll pray that you don't follow me too soon." Those were his last words.Twelve picked soldiers were detailed for the firing squad from the 109th Regiment. The weapons used were standard issue M-1 rifles with just one bullet for each rifle. One rifle was loaded with a blank. On the command of "Fire", Slovik was hit by eleven bullets, at least four of them being fatal. The wounds ranged from high in the neck region out to the left shoulder, over the left chest, and under the heart. One bullet was in the left upper arm. An Army physician quickly determined Slovik had not been immediately killed. Just as the firing squad's rifles were being reloaded in preparation for another volley, but before the reloading of the rifles was complete, Private Slovik died. He was 24 years of age. The whole process took 15 minutes.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddie_Slovik
Valiant Hearts: The Second World War...
Mad World good story Mad world im going to up it though
Feburary 1944 6:18 pm 2 minutes untill Seargant Volkov was exectuted for betrayl. if only they knew the whole story. it was in the midst of winter in the forest bordering russian and the rest of europe. the germans were dug in like a tick and there was only one way for the red army... forward. for these brave selfless men there was no such thing as retreat, only forward. no matter the cost in lives or resources genaral Moroz was determined as hell to break through the Kraut line. He estimated the battle would take less than 2 weeks and 3,000 russian casulties but it was over a month and 20 thousand deaths confiermend. every day Moroz gave the men false hope by saying "today is the day we break through". Volkovs best freind since child hood Eline was scared every single day and today would be his last day being afraid. Moroz blew the whistle once giving the troops them the warning in 15 minutes the attak would start. 2 whistle blows, 3 whistle blows and at the 3 whisltle blow that was the 5 minute mark. Moroz looked at his men with despair in his eyes he knew that so many of these young man were going to die that day. He opened his mouth and stuttered out the words " men, soilders, medics, engineers and what ever else we have. we will break through this wall today we will not give up". Volkov sighed casue he knew it would end eventually. the fourth whistle blew about 400 men came out of there trenches running as fast as they could for a log to take cover behind, then another 400 and another 400 and the last bunch of 400 Volkov was in the last group and Eline was some where in the 3rd bunch. he saw men being shot down to his left and right. then at that moment a thought came to him "holy shit this is the farthest weve been". he ducked down behind a pile of boulders only to realize his mistake because of the 3 russian bodies next to him. He sprinted as fast as he could to a log and was hit in the leg, the pain didnt bother him at the moment and he ran to the log. he was shooting at the barracade and he saw a german in the disntance and took him down. Through all the noise he heard a mans scream and that was a scream that would terrify him for a the while he would live. it was Elines scream! He ran towards the screams of pain he was about 100 feet from the germans line. Volkov couldnt beleive waht he saw. Elines legs were blown off and his chest was open. there was no fixing this, they both knew what had to happen one couldnt say it becasue of the screams and the other could say it becasue of the tears, Volkov took out it Nagant and cocked the gun and put it to Elines head and pulled the trigger. Volkov just sat there in shock and didnt move. it wasnt untill Major Rusak ran up to him and looked at him he knew what had happened but didnt want to hurt Volkov so he sat next to him and said " Volkov were going to make it to the line today i need you". Volkov took Elines Dog tags and Hat and ran to the line like there was a black hole behind him sucking everything up he jumped in the germans trench and couldnt take it anymore, no more bombing, no more gun shots, no more blood. he tried to take it in and he asked one question "who killed Eline?". He grabbed a shovel and started swinging. he killed about 12 Krauts within the first minute and no matter who it was he was killing them. about 50 feet away towards where Volkov was running Moroz entered the trench, and they moved closer together and eventually Volkov swung his shovel and it connected to Morozs face. Bashing his face and killing him. Volkov had no intent of doing that. Rusak saw the whole thing. 2 hours later the germans either retrated or were killed, Rusak was now incharge and he knew the rules and so did Volkov. 1 month later Volkov was being Escorted to the middle of the woods, about 100 of his fellow comerades were there. this was the first execution the batalion handed out , so it was big news. he was attached to a tree. he was happy this was happeneing. he requested no to be blinefolded so he could see the men who would releave him of duty. Volkov was 20 years old. 8 bullets struck his chest and belly the kind of wound no one wanted but the final 2 blows would be his neck and heart.
so how was that give me feed back
+Maniik The sequel would follow Freddy in WWI last year of combat
the story isnt over
What if the sequel followed Emile's son (and possible other characters) during the Second World War. Showing people that German soldiers weren't all fascist Nazis.
This soundtrack is full of emotion and feeling. Awesome!
It takes a fair bit to bring me to tears...this game brought me to waterfalls.
It takes some damn fine composition to make me tear up just listening to a song. Kudos to Ubisoft for making such a damn-near flawless game with a chilling soundtrack
Helal yes😢😢😢😢😢😊😊❤
Este juego "cambió" mi vida. Un pedazo de juego muy bien hecho, donde aprendes historia mientras te metes en la piel de cada personaje. Me encanta. Para siempre, Valiant Hearts...
Just finished this game. Amazingly beautiful.
GOTY 2014
So se eles deixarem gráficos de lado por que infelizmente ja vi vários jogos ganharem GOTY por causa de gráfico
Não ganha por causa do gráfico :/ infelizmente o Mateus Evaldo disse a realidade.Se GOTY fosse uma coisa justa,GTA V não teria ganho ano passado
Eu acho que ano passado não tinha como saber quem merecia. the last of us nos emocionou muito, GTA V nos divertiu e evoluiu muito mais em termo de Historia the last of us esmaga GTA V
Mateus Evaldo Realmente.Pra mim GOTY do ano passado tinha que ser ou TLOU ou Bioshock
Cara eu achor que GOTY é uma perda de tempo so acho que não deveria ter competições entre games existe gostos diferentes
I cry 3 times in this game.
1_ when i think the dog is dead
2_when i realize the dog is alive
3_the ending :(
Thanks for the spoiler
What the fuck man.
But why are you even here if you didn't play the game? Why being so stupid?
+David34431 Because i like the music (?) Your little Brain cannot process that ¿?
+Larry Ortega then listen to the music and dont go through the comments. come on its your own fault and you know it
poor Emile :´( :´(
After all he did he get worst reward of his life :´( :´(
Tomas Krbec "Reward" is a wrong word. The sad part is he has been sentenced to death for killing one of his comrades despite all the good he caused for the army. Killing is killing, though. Intentional and unintentional.
What makes me cried is that he will never knew that Karl is alive ...
there are no winners in war everybody gave their life for what they believe, and I can respect that many people may have differing opinions on who was "the bad guy" but everybody loses in war so my condolences to anybody who lost anybody in the war no matter what side you're on we are all human beings in the end and hopefully in the future we will learn that we are all one of the same
As the saying goes ... In war, it doesn't matter who's right. Only who's left.
Ma brother played before me and I remember he saying for years it was one of the best games he had played and I was like "come on you're exaggerating".Truly a piece of art...Valiant Hearts proves that simple graphics and small games can be just as powerful as some AAA game.
Games like Valiant Hearts and Tales from the Borderlands (specifically) seem to fall through the vents and it pains me that few people enjoy them
me too. i love Tales from the borderlands. It made me cry so much.
You should play bioshock. its pretty emotional too. :3
+Laura Irene (Lori) BioShock Infinite's ending is sad as all 'ell man
+JustAnotherGamer Mna, BioShock Infinite's premise kind of messed me up when it was all put together. At first, you're just like, "What?" and then it all clicks together and you're like, "What."
i know. those people don't understand the storydriven complex work of art it is.
they shall no grow old,
as we that are left grow old,
age shall not weary them,
nor the years condem.
at the going down of the sun
and in the morning,
we will remeber them
We cherish, too, the Poppy red
That grows on fields where valor led;
It seems to signal to the skies
That blood of heroes never dies,
But lends a lustre to the red
Of the flower that blooms above the dead
In Flanders Fields.
i feel touched
Can we take a minute to appreciate everything about this game?
one of the best games I can remember.
This as said is an art form, not merely a game, but an art form that touched soo many hearts to play the lives of millions lost in WWl, arguably the the saddest but greatest ending to a game/ art form of all time.
This is Absolute Art...
unlike other people I didn't cry immediately after the ending. but during the credits I looked at the wall and saw a picture of my great-great grandfather who was alive during WW1...and THEN I started crying.
13:35 Tears...
this is one of the greatest soundtracks ever created
WHY AM I LISTENING TO THIS?? IT HURTS ME INSIDE BUT I LOVE IT SO MUCH! MY EYES BURN PLEASE HELP WHY IS THIS SO GOOD?!?!?!?! WHY VALIANT HEARTS, WHYYYY??? THE TEAR FELL OUT OF MY LEFT EYE, WHICH MEANS PAIN OR SORROW..
My grandpa died this week (4 april)😭 and theese soundracks makes me happy😔😌
This soundtrack is giving me such nostalgia. Makes me want to go back and re-play the game all over again.
a slight correction : valiant hearts : the great FEELS
La France à travers Ubisoft Montpellier à encore une fois démontrer son talent à nous offrir ces petites perles rares, loin des super-production bourrées d'effets spéciaux et de graphismes à couper le souffle...
Soldats inconnus mémoires de la grande guerre c'est avant tout un jeu interactif avec des références historiques concrètes, c'est une leçon de vie, une histoire sur l'amitié et la famille...
Ce qui fait la force de ce jeu est sans conteste sa simplicité, ses graphismes beaux mais sans trop, et cette bande sonore...
In memorian
Amen
If you had ever played this game hear this song this will give the actual feel while playing the actual game
I got to confess that this game had me in tears in a lot of its moments, especially due to the sheer dissonance between the cartoonish artstyle and rather vivid, maybe not completely realistic, but convincing depiction of the war-time atrocities.
I kind of wish it could be longer, posters and previews showed there could be a British pilot in the plot as well, but he only appeared once correcting your artillery fire during the Vimy episode.
War...War never changes
Fun fact: this maybe is the best history mode game you ever played
This is the best game I've ever played. I got it for free and I bought GTA 5 for a lot. Guess which one I enjoyed more?
+Potato this, cause it is better :)
+Potato Valiant, Hearts, The Great, War.
I have it and its the saddest and the bestest game I have ever played, I even drew a load of Walts, Emiles, and Karl, and it turned out to be amazing.
Yannick Oliveres I'm going to use a TOTALLY original joke... Valiant Hearts The Great Feels.
Potato Wow
It's not my favorite, but it's somewhere in my top 10. My favorite is by far Dark Souls.
For everybody who's looking for the music of Karl in the hospital (Chapter 4 - Saint Mihiel) for some reason it's not in the OST ! It's "Broken Wings" ! A very beautiful track !
Прекрасная игра жаль не увидели восточный фронт замечательная история персонажами проникаешься и тебе их по настоящему жаль
13:35 is the saddest soundtrack (meaning also the circumstantial under which he plays) that can be heard...
29:40 sounds so amazing ! It makes me wanna cryb😢 Ubisoft gotta make more stuff like this. Even the soundtracks shine
A Wonderful Soundtrack for a Wonderful Game :')
Игра шедевр, и музыка тоже на высоте
07:12 love that song :'(
6 years ago, you still alive lil buddy?
Absolutely beautiful soundtrack for an amazing game. Gameplay / puzzles got maybe a little bit repetitive towards the ending, but the story and the unique look alone were easily enough to keep me nailed on my couch. Great history lesson, too.
And yeah, manly tears were shed at the ending.
My favorite soundtrack along with The Last of Us. Beautiful
I ended this game yesterday i was crying at end. Best Soundtrack ever
Yes 😢😢
This is such a perfect soundtrack for studying and home work I love it so much.
WW1 games you should play
Vaillant hearts
11-11 memories retold
Verdun
Tannenberg
This game is a fucking jewel. I wish I could un-remember it so I could experience it all again.
the main theme make me feel chill around my body
I can't really play the whole game because it's demo for me and I'm young (11 years old) so the only thing I can do is listen to this songs in the game (this is such a good GAME)
i played this when i was about 7-8, it was kinda difficult but i have good memories of the game
Thanks a lot, this music makes me cry ::(
R.I.P.
Emil Chaillon
This is good man give youre life his country, France. And his famle.
Let he rest in peace.
And all those who died in the terrible World War, let all good life, in the heavens.
Your heroism we will never forget! Thank you, thank you.
Эмиль Шайон
Этот хороший, прекрасный человек отдал свою жизнь за свою Родину, Францию. И за свою семью.
Пусть ему земля будет пухом, аминь.
И всем погибшим в ужасной первой мировой войне, пусть всем им будет хорошо там, на небесах.
Ваш подвиг мы никогда не забудем! Спасибо вам, спасибо.
Who can dislike this?...
Heartless people.
Valiant Heart-less people see what i did there? im to sad about this soundtrack to laugh though. im sobbing right now.
Baron Von Dorf and his men.
donald trump
ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooohhhhh
This... is the best OST in the world of the games
Man can be mad just by himself. Imagine with war
One of the best soundtracks ever
I've learnt how to play the credits song last year (Called Lonely Pebble I think) this game really made me think about all those people. All those sacrifices. All those stories. Just gone because of war. It's such a cruel thing to think about... I learnt to play this song in remembrance of all those soldiers and even civilians dying. I play it so they know they aren't forgotten and I thank them for what they did for our world.
Feels heavy on people those have hard times
Music makes us crying - I cry every time, out of my control, :|
Games awesome
Far away from the chaos, these times need to listen to these kinds of music especially the main theme and credits one
Thanks
More that beautiful. More that a game. This feeling is indescribable. Art in you most pure form.
the theme to valiant hearts popped up on my spotify and i swear it made me cry my gay ass to sleep
the second this soundtrack started playing, I almost cried. I'm crying now.. this game.. i haven't fully finished because I lost the disc for the ps4, but dang I wish I could've finished the game.
It's a great game to get you bawling. Also you could buy the game on Steam if you wanted to finish it :P
If you want a gameplay that has a person bawl in it, you're sure to bawl with them.
people say i need a ubisoft account for it to compatible with steam, and i dont want to make an account. lol
Cuando hay guerra en la tierra, el infierno se ve humillado.
The whole soundtrack goes really well with Rainymood. Even the happy tunes and The Star Spangled Banner.
On the last scene is was crying so hard. 😭
vim pelo tio zangs , jogo maravilhoso esse
trilha sonora de se emocionar !
Oh look the songs that play after the credits are titled "Sadness" and "Empty" My exact feelings when I beat the game. Great game tho. Thanks for the upload! :)
2:41
The national anthem makes me tear up every time it is properly preformed, great job ubisoft.
John Cena The United States of America
+John Cena John Cena.
-wow, it seems it has started to rain
-no, you are crying.
-yes, raining
This game is the best game I’ve ever played not cod or battlefield it’s this because the story it tells. Not only is it a game it’s a story for those who have died
A perfect complement to the game. A true gem
Pretty sad that this great part of not just my life but so many others is now just nostalgia..
Изумительная игра, с трогательной историей и сильным концом.
Agh, this game is so depressing, but equally amazing....
i don't know something about "help the wounded" just brings tears to my eyes... (32:13)
Очень красиво , very beautiful !)
I remember how much I cried during this. It was Cry's playthrough
I paid 44$ to cry, it was worth it
13:35 cant stop crying
Emile ;( R.I.P brother
You should mark your spoilers, even though ive already played it :P
Fuck you
07:12
Let's think about life, not a war that will take a life.
Pensons à la vie, pas à la guerre.
8 years..... 104 years after the end of Great War...... that was the most impressing and sad conflict for all of us that is no matter you are Pole, Russian, German, French or some one. That game isn't game for us, this game is something like tribute to our heroes, we must remember our soldiers and enemies. Enemies were humans too trust me. If you don't agree with me try to imagine you at the battle field trying to shoot 18 year old boy who is only an ordinary conscript soldier? i want to write something else pls wait for more
The line. '' some made it some....... Did not '' in the trailer killed me
Bénis tous les cœurs vaillants qui ont donné leur vie pour leur pays et leur famille.