I like that the story is focused on a mother and daughter instead of only saving the world. That part caught my attention more than the magic. Billie sounds like someone who is still trying to understand herself, and I think that makes her easier to relate to. The magical world also sounds fun...
I am not fully convinced by how little was shown. It feels like a very controlled reveal, almost like they only wanted to confirm the project exists without showing real details. That kind of approach makes it hard to judge anything properly. I understand companies like to build interest slowly...
Finally a fresh take in the series. Faye as main character makes total sense after all the buildup in Ragnarok. Her spirit story in the Everywhen looks deep and the combat with magic and sword feels smooth and powerful. People complain about woke but this is just good mythology expansion...
Kickstarter projects always make me a bit cautious because there are many cases where the idea is stronger than the final result. This one does have a solid concept though. The missing protagonist angle is interesting because it puts focus on supporting characters instead of the main hero. That...
Honestly I miss when kids books were strange and experimental like this. Back then you could randomly die in lava after one bad choice and the book just moved on. Modern stuff sometimes feels too safe. I hope they keep that energy in this version and don’t try to make every path nice and heroic...
I think it is funny that this is technically an N64 game but it looks closer to something on Commodore 64 or Atari. Not complaining though. I actually like pixel graphics more than early 3D most of the time because old polygons aged badly. Some N64 games are rough to look at now. This style...
I'm so tired of these movies that keeps on using the title Resident Evil but felt nothing like Resident Evil. Looks like it's gonna be a good movie, but it's not going to be Resident Evil. Why can't we have an actual Resident Evil movie with Resident Evil characters on it without any...
Isayama was in his early twenties when he started this. At that age many people like making dark and extreme characters. Eren became exactly that. Now as an older person he looks back and sees problems with how he handled the ending. I think it is normal for creators to feel this way after many...
This change actually makes the Mario world feel more connected. Peach being related to Rosalina gives a reason for her role that was missing before. It never made full sense why a human was leading a kingdom of mushroom people, so at least now there is a direction. Not saying it was necessary...
Honestly, I was worried a fan film would be messy or cheap, but Resurrection surprised me. The actors clearly still know their characters, and it doesn’t feel forced. I was happy to see Wesker back in his classic role, and Chris and Barry feel just like I remembered. I wasn’t expecting Alyson...
Straight up, this feels like the movie we should’ve gotten years ago. Peter still hiding everything, getting hit by cars for fun, and now mutating into Man-Spider. The web cocoon scene is nightmare fuel mixed with comedy. Punisher shows up and Peter turns into the language police in a spider...
I remember watching the first movie in the cinema and everyone was really quiet. That part made it different from other films. I am not sure if they can repeat that feeling again. With more sequels, people already understand the rules, so the surprise is gone. I think bringing in actors like...
This chapter proves they don’t listen to the community. Everyone keeps asking for more licensed killers but we get K-pop part 2 with neon streets and MiNA the ai idol. I don’t find any of this scary or exciting. A programmer making an AI that copies the Trickster and starts murdering? Sounds...
The storyline about saving a frozen girl as a zombie is actually kind of clever. Usually, zombies are the bad guys, but here the main character has a goal that makes him relatable. I like that the game focuses on growth through stealing monster abilities instead of just leveling up. That could...
That moment when Thing says “Yancy Street” hits harder than expected. It’s simple, funny, and gives his character so much personality in a few words. Shuri’s reactions to him are going to be entertaining because she’s curious and observant. The mix of Wakandans and the Fantastic Four opens so...
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.