Valiant Hearts E3 Trailer [US]

World War I. The years between 1914 and 1918 were some of the most devastating to the history of mankind, and through the destruction of war, millions of lives were left broken and irreparable.

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Valiant Hearts is the story of crossed destinies and a broken love in a world torn apart by this very war. Four unsung heroes will try to rise above the tragedies strewn across Europe and band together with their trusty companion dog, Walt, in search of their loved ones.

In Valiant Hearts, the lives of these characters are inextricably drawn together over the course of the story. Friendship, love, sacrifice and tragedy befall each one as they help each other to retain their humanity against the horrors of war. Experience this story on June 25th, 2014 on the PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, PC and iOS platforms.

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[WickedJ]

No trailer in the world has ever made me shed a tear until this came out.

[LukasHavla]

I finished this game like 2 years ago.
But I still came here to watch the trailer and cry.
2016

[decommissionedunitnanotech]

"Our stories will always remain... As will your Valiant Hearts"
That's the part that made me cry. It's just too...

[MclovinMclove]

Dear activisions, that is how you market something with a dog in it.

[_sauce]

"A soldier fights not because of what he hates in front of him, but because of what he loves behind him." -G.K. Chesterton.

[MrSpartann]

Just finished this game...
I must admit that this is one of a few games that made me cry.

[hallucination.]

*plays game when It releases*
Me in 2019: *forgets*
Watches video
*sobs*

[valuabledoodles]

Did anyone else notice how Walt crawled under the barbed wire before he mentioned Freddie, thus showing that Walt learned his lesson that he should crawl barbed wire so he won't get stuck like before?

[ghostcrusader]

6 years and yet i still remember; when this masterpiece was first introduced, to the sad days where it has long been forgotten; to the development team of this great game thank you for the wonderful memories.

[Thatothergamer]

After beeting the game this trailer gets like 10 times more emotional.

[chitandaeru]

Holy shit the Narrator was the Dog?!? This whole time!

[MrTombombodil]

This might be the saddest Video Game trailer I've ever seen. Although when it comes to making things heart-wrenching I'm pretty sure using dogs for emotional leverage is cheating.

[horrorcide]

I remember buying it the day it was released and played it the same night. I'm an emotional wreck every time. This trailer makes me cry. Amazing game.

[phrtehHDawg]

It's very rare for a simple trailer to make me cry really hard. This one is one of those. It's not just Walt the dog's inner dialogue, but the fact that the poem talks about all the main characters, their goals, and the underlying subtext that it sounds like they are going to die in the war. Having followed the game and getting to know these characters makes it even more emotional when coming back to this trailer.

[Ken-ulin]

I wish more games were like this. It was deep and touching.

[Ishim]

5 years since this trailer and I'm still crying when I see it. Masterpiece

[iceblock]

The dog is the one talking! The voice who is narrarating. Figuring this out after playing the game made me cry for about an hour... This game is so good :')

[gamingdrew]

Never seen a game, worth the money, and worth the tears. Never was so engaged. Always will remember this game, and the valiant hearts of the characters inside. To me, they all seem too real. Never will forget this, neither should anyone else.

[jasonsteele]

I just finished this game tonight, and though I know you developers or Ubisoft may never read this, thank you. From an active service member in the Army, thank you for emphasizing the people who go into the hell of war, rather than the action and excitement of war itself. This brought a tear to my eye and I am sincerely thankful for this story you created.

[petemadrona]

Ubisoft is on and off for me, but this time, they were on

Thank you, Ubisoft Montpeller for bringing me a tragic reminder of what people had to go through in war. War is not to be glorified, and you taught me that with this game.

Thank you.