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May 17, 2023

Extraction 2 Full Trailer!

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Extraction 2 released its full trailer after Netflix kept as hanging with teasers. Director Sam Hargrave reunites with Chris Hemsworth and Golshifteh Farahani to continue where the first movie left off. In addition to the returning cast, Extraction 2 welcomes new faces. Olga Kurylenko, Daniel Bernhardt, Adam Bessa, and Tinatin Dalakishvili joins the cast. Spoiler alert, In the first film, we thought Australian Mercenary Tyler Rake died from his Mission to save the life of the kidnapped Drug Lord’s son, Ovi. The boy did survive, but he never knew what happened to Tyler. The end credits, though, did imply he somehow survived. Everyone who watched the first film just speculated he died. He almost died in the Mission, but it only puts him in a comma. When he wakes up, he trains again while recovering to prepare for his next Mission. Over 99 Million households watched The extraction, and the only complaint it got was using a yellow filter for the environments of Bangladesh. Critics of the Yellow filter can

April 21, 2023

Lessons in Chemistry, Breaking Barriers in the 1950s

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“Lessons in Chemistry” is a top national best novel by Bonnie Garmus because it sold millions of copies. It is now a limited series original for Apple TV Plus. Brie Larson was an Academy Award-winning actress before she became Captain Marvel. Her fans cannot wait to see her in “The Marvels.” Meanwhile, her Anti-Fandom haters cannot wait to review bomb that movie before it is released. She will go back to her roots as a dramatic actress to remind people again what she can do. The show “Lessons in Chemistry” goes beyond a mere drama and serves as a social commentary on the mistreatment of women in the 1950s. The color grading and visuals will remind you of those happy 60s sitcoms, but you can feel the hidden darkness. Apple Tv plus always makes complete story-limited series, so you won’t have to worry about cancellations after a cliffhanger ending. Lessons in Chemistry official Trailer Elizabeth Zott dreams of being a woman of science all her life. Her dream of becoming a

February 10, 2023

Unseen: Visually impaired woman’s life depends of wrong number call

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Unseen is the latest horror offering from Blumhouse. Blumhouse has been on a winning streak when it comes to movies after the success of Black Phone, Sick, and M3GAN this production company had been winning in the horror genre. M3GAN alone made $160,441,035 for just a budget of 12 million. Blumhouse had mastered how to make box-office films for a fraction of the cost. This could be a great distraction the Blumhouse’s FNAF movie, they can take on their latest offering, Unseen. It is a movie that harnesses the contemporary technology of a camera phone. This is the biggest break of director Yoko Okumura who mostly make TV episodes. Unseen Official Trailer Sam (Jolene Purdy) is your average Gas station clerk, living her mundane life. She felt Unseen as people there just want to pay for their purchases. One day in the middle of her shift, she receives a phone call from a stranger. She got a video call from a woman who is in distress. Her name is Emily (Midori Francis) and she is begging Sam to

May 25, 2017

Competitive Survival Game The Culling Is Coming To Xbox One

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The Battle Royale-inspired competitive survival game The Culling is coming exclusively to the Xbox One on June 2. Microsoft has announced that the title will be arriving through the Xbox Game Preview program. The Culling sees players being dropped into a sadistic game show where the only goal is to survive. Taking inspiration from movies such as Battle Royale, The Hunger Games, and The Running Man, it only provides 25 minutes per match for players to complete this task. This includes the time taken to explore the map, scavenge weapons, and set traps. What makes The Culling unique amongst multiplayer games is that there are no respawns. Players get one chance to kill everyone else as if they die they are out of the action and have to join a new match to start again. Another mode provides the chance for users to team up with a friend to add an extra layer of strategy to proceedings.

January 18, 2017

Co-Op Survival Game Outbreak Out Now On Steam

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Outbreak, the highly anticipated zombie survival co-op game has finally arrived on Steam. With it, comes the opportunity to test your skills and survival abilities as you team up with up to 3 people to try and survive the zombie hordes. The games Key Features include: * Friendly play: 4-player online co-op multiplayer featuring voice chat. * Dark atmosphere: Explore a deserted hospital infested by the undead. * Brutal difficulty: Your character only has a single life; includes 3 difficulty settings. * Limited inventory: Decide which items are worthy, and which should be left behind. * Expansive arsenal: Defend yourself with a multitude of firearms and melee weapons. * Challenging puzzles: Scour each room to solve puzzles and learn about the outbreak. * High replay value: Semi-random enemy and item layouts make every playthrough unique. * Distinct characters: Four playable characters with individual attributes and starting gear. * Essential equipment: Earn during play or trade (Steam only) with other users. What also makes the game unique is that even though

July 31, 2016

Preview: Early Thoughts On We Happy Few

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Despite its relative success on crowdfunding site Kickstarter, which managed to raise $266,000 of a $200,000 target, We Happy View managed to escape mainstream attention and fly somewhat under the radar. That is until it was shown during Microsoft’s E3 and Gamescon press conferences earlier in the summer as part of an exclusivity deal that will see the title have it console debut exclusively on the Xbox One. This brought with it a lot more attention and got a far greater number of people interested in what looks like a weird and wacky game. Well, players now have a chance to get their hands on the game for the first time and experience the bizarre story. However, there is one caveat – this is an early access title that is nowhere near complete yet. In fact, developer Compulsion Games is incredibly keen to remind everyone that this is a preview build and doesn’t represent the final game, either in terms of gameplay mechanics, story, available characters or the visuals. That

June 2, 2016

Sheltered Review (Xbox One)

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While there has been a recent explosion in the number of post-apocalyptic video games over the past years, especially in terms of zombie-related titles. However, the vast majority of these games have been action-orientated like Fallout 4 rather than strategic in nature. That is where Sheltered comes in. This tactical survival simulator started out as a successful Kickstarter campaign and is now a Team 17 (of Worms fame) published title available across a range of platforms. But how does it stack up? The basic premise of Sheltered is simple – you are the leader of a small family that has come across its very own underground shelter. You are tasked with ensuring that the family survives, as it has to overcome various obstacles and deal with the threats facing them on a daily basis. There’s little in the way of story but that is because you are essentially living your own personal story as you do everything in your power to beat some pretty bad odds and live as long

May 16, 2014

Nurture Your Family Tree In Shelter 2

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Stockholm-based indie developer Might and Delight announced new details about Shelter 2, the sequel to Might and Delight’s 2013 badger survival game Shelter. Shelter 2 is an open world adventure game that portrays the life of a mother lynx, starting as a pregnant animal preparing her den for the coming litter, giving birth, and continuing in to a journey of parenthood where simple survival and caring for your cubs takes the center role of your experience. While the original Shelter had players taking control of a mother badger guiding her cubs home through a forest and protecting them from depredation and starvation along the journey, Shelter 2 promises to highlight the task of maintaining a den and hunting for food to feed your cubs using the game’s variety of movement and hunting techniques. “We wanted to continue to build features around the concept of family, besides just protecting your cubs. And the idea of a bloodline that can be continued and evolved just fits the world of Shelter perfectly,” said Anders Westin, CEO of

February 13, 2013

After The Burn: Good old fashioned post-apocalyptic fun

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“After The Burn” is a collection of post apocalyptic short stories, starting with a story of a small town besieged by a gang of escaped ex-cons, to an ice cream man that protects children from roving gangs of pedophiles. It’s an entertaining collection of stories, reminiscent of 60’s & 70’s pulp adventure books. It’s definitely not a book that inspires heavy thought, however each of the stories does keep you curious enough to happily read on. It’s full of everything you would expect mutants, gangs, radiation sickness even a half rat drug dealer. It weighs in at 177 pages, so it’s a pretty quick read. The variety of stories is a definite selling point of the book overall, even when it’s clearly borrowing from popular culture or recycling an over used idea. Such as a large white guard dog rescuing an ailing person, it still manages to hook me.

July 19, 2012

The War Z – a Zombie Apocalypse MMO

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After the incredible popularity of the Arma 2 mod, Day Z, the appearance on the horizon of another game of the same genre comes with very little surprise. Developed by Hammerpoint Interactive and published under Arktos Entertainment Group, The War Z is being hyped as a hardcore PC take on survival in a zombie infested world. And quite a world Hammerpoint is insisting it will be. The developer is boasting highly-interactive worlds that span from 200 to 400 kilometers, and each server being capable of housing up to 250 players. As for the experience portrayed by intel recovered from the interwebs, the player is thrust into a role-play-heavy world and told to survive. Maps will offer wide expanses to explore as well as safe settlements where one may purchase goods and spend nights with a little more safety from the undead. However, even with zombies thirsting to eat your flesh, it’s to your fellow human players that you ought to cast your suspicions. The game offers many mechanics for player-to-player interaction,

February 27, 2012

I Am Alive Dev Diary

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Ubisoft has just released a new developer diary for I Am Alive, and all in all I’d say it’s looking pretty fantastic. I’m a big personal fan of post-apocalyptic settings in games and film, and this downloadable title looks to bring a few interesting things to the genre that I haven’t seen before. You’ll be able to brandish empty pistols and hang from bridges when I Am Alive becomes available for download March 7th on Playstation Network and Xbox Live.